I playing a dungeon that "rotates" and changes shape. So the dungeon has three configurations A, B and C and I have scenes for each of the configurations. Now, every pair of scenes shares some rooms and I would like the content of those to be sync'ed.

There used to be a "hole" functionality in levels that matched content of two scenes, but they removed it in V10. As far as I can tell, the current version of levels doesn't work for me, since the corresponding rooms are not in the same relative position (i.e. I can't position A, B and C on top of each other so that the right rooms are on top of each other). So the levels module does not work for me (unless I misunderstand something, in

This sub and the web are full of old macros that don’t run in v10. Unfortunately, many great repositories are now legacy.

Worth that in mind, let’s share the macros you use in v10, new repositories with v10 macros and other useful resources for macro making.

I have three areas A, B and C as displayed below.

A | B | C

Y want B to be always visible, but C can't be visible from A and viceversa. Since there are two walls in between A and C, I was hopping I could block visibility only after two walls (I would even be ok with walls blocking half the view).

Any way to achieve this?

This is a work of fiction. Any similarity to actual persons or organizations, living or dead, or actual events, is purely coincidental.

Mages of the Shore

The Mages of the Shore is an evil organization of powerful wizards, led by the ruthless and bloodthirsty Sinthyra Williarn. Under her direction, the organization has grown rich and powerful through their monopolistic control of the distribution and marketing of magic items. However, they maintain a façade of respectability by employing good wizards and controlling them through devilish contracts.

The organization is overseen by the Council of Three, consisting of the most powerful and despicable mages within the group: **Timo

This is a work of fiction. Any similarity to actual persons or organizations, living or dead, or actual events, is purely coincidental.

Mages of the Shore

The Mages of the Shore is an evil organization of powerful wizards, led by the ruthless and bloodthirsty Sinthyra Williarn. Under her direction, the organization has grown rich and powerful through their monopolistic control of the distribution and marketing of magic items. However, they maintain a façade of respectability by employing good wizards and controlling them through devilish contracts.

The organization is overseen by the Council of Three, consisting of the most powerful and despicable mages within the group: **Timot

I love introducing people to DnD and I often find myself pitching. I normally try to figure out what the person would enjoy from the game and go from there... but really I tend to say the same things: "roll-playing, "board game", "co-op","collaborative storytelling", "Medieval Fantasy"... How do you pitch the game to new players?

For extra points, how would you pitch the game in 1 or 2 short sentences?

Trying to boot a PC and the only computer I have available is a Mac. Here is the problem as far as I understand:

The PC expects a USB formatted as FAT32. However Fat32 only admits files of size less than 4GB. Unfortunately, some of the files in the windows installer are larger than 4GB (Specifically Install.wim).

• I tried directly copying the contents of the iso (the mounted image) into the USB, but I get an error saying a file is too large (Install.wim).

• I have Tried using Unetbootin. But it seems like it just truncates the file. The booter is correctly identified and starts installing but it fails to open Install.wim and gives error:

Windows cannot open the required file D:\Sou

If you don't know what I'm talking about, there is a Kickstarter with super cheap, good quality minis. You'll have to wait at least a year to get them, but at less than a dollar each, it's more than worth the wait!

If you know what I'm talking about: All Aboard The Hype Train!

They have added a ton of extra stuff. I'm loving the Greek set and the two extra giants! Two years to write a God of War campaign...!!!

Getting the dragons, on top of the core set might be too much... nah, you can't have too many minis!

I don't think I would go for the boat; but If I did, I would get the

When running a campaign, particularly for new players, I often worry that they will level too fast and miss on some classic monsters. Granted, you can always encounter them in larger numbers, or as minions... But there is something about being terrified of a single bugbear that can't be reproduced at later levels!

For that, I keep a list of all the iconic monsters I want to feature, to make sure the players get a proper introduction. Has anyone done this before?

Are there any monsters that you absolutely never leave out of your campaign? Are there any monsters that you "can't wait until they reach the level to fight it"?

Bonus question: What is your favorite monster to run?

A big part of DnD for me and my group is to roll the dice. I feel like a dice tower would spoil that fun... but I say that without ever having used one ... and understand that other people have other preferences...

So, enlighten me. What is so great about dice towers? What do you like about them?

( Yes... I can see that there would be "better randomization" with a good tower... but I'm still not sure it's worth it...)

Our current campaign is very time sensitive, and my players care about every minute. The rules say

For short spans of time (up to an hour), many animals move much faster than humanoids. A mounted character can ride at a gallop for about an hour, covering twice the usual distance for a fast pace.

Three questions arise:

1. Can a horse galop for an hour and then walk at a normal pace for 7 more hours (covering a total of 27 miles in a day)?

2. Can a horse Galop every day? it doesn't say how much the mount has to rest for it being able to gallop again. can it take a short rest and start sprinting again? Can it do it once per short rest?

3. I see three possibilities with travel by mo

We will have part of our adventure in Neverwinter, and I'm trying to bring it to life. Are there good resources for this?

SCAG has some Lore about Neverwinter and top NPC, but not really much about what the players will find on the streets. ARe there other resources I'm missing?