Uncle Pine
2017-02-10, 02:46 AM
Does such a thing exist? Would you be interested in such a thing existing? We always share anecdotal occurrences and/or boss statblocks, but wouldn't it be handy to have a whole library of material to use if need to create something for a session that starts in 30 minutes and you don't have the slightest clue?
Pros: handy repository for one-shots and adventures.
Cons: it's a lot of work, DMs are jealous of their work and could be reluctant to share it in its entirety, since it'd be an online source players could look for/accidentally find it.
This was inspired by the D&D Adventures: A List of obscure 1st party sources (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?509781-D-amp-D-Adventures-A-List-of-obscure-1st-party-sources) and What's on the Shelf: 1001 Essays, Treatises, and Books on Magic (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?483064-What-s-on-the-Shelf-1001-Essays-Treatises-and-Books-on-Magic) threads, by daremetoidareyo and Lord Torath respectively, because they are both endearing resources that are a lot of fun to read. In addition to being helpful, of course.
Pros: handy repository for one-shots and adventures.
Cons: it's a lot of work, DMs are jealous of their work and could be reluctant to share it in its entirety, since it'd be an online source players could look for/accidentally find it.
This was inspired by the D&D Adventures: A List of obscure 1st party sources (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?509781-D-amp-D-Adventures-A-List-of-obscure-1st-party-sources) and What's on the Shelf: 1001 Essays, Treatises, and Books on Magic (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?483064-What-s-on-the-Shelf-1001-Essays-Treatises-and-Books-on-Magic) threads, by daremetoidareyo and Lord Torath respectively, because they are both endearing resources that are a lot of fun to read. In addition to being helpful, of course.