#Dungeon Masters Guide

[married-to-a-redhead]

Going through some old boxes and I found these. Yes, I was a nerd . . . and still am.

[oldschoolfrp]

There is no honor among Thieves, by Dᴀʀʟᴇɴᴇ, from the AD&D Dungeon Masters Guide, TSR, 1979

[goodplayproductions]

1, 2, pandemonium

Found this in the Dungeon Masters Guide and I could not NOT share it

[dickthyology]

Hey i found this weird file while playing dnd last night, i wonder if anyone can use it to run a fun game with their friends

[penbattles]

Day 14 of Repostober is a re-cover for the DM's guide I made for my bf 2 Christmases ago!

[craigofinspiration]

What do you think?

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[cast-a-shadow-on-the-wall]

1979 Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 1e TSR2011 Dungeon Masters Guide

[3d34-2]

AD&D 1e Players Handbook weirdness:

When the DM informs you that your character has a urinary tract infection, and if they roll an 8 on a d8 it's fatal.

[thicc-ray-of-sunshine]

Since you guys really like my Stanfiction I thought I'd let y'all know I'm writing Ford x Reader smut that revolves around D&D rules

I'm still working out the schematics for it rn

The big question is; should I be determining pace as 'damage' as a D6 or should it be up to an attack throw on a D20?

[haaaaaaaaaaaave-you-met-ted]

Dungeon Master's Guide - Venger by Sidharth Chaturvedi

[ccadaver]

Btw here's some Dungeons & Dragons books for free

Link here, it's got:

Player's Handbook

Dungeon Master's Guide

Monster Manual

Monsters of the Multiverse

Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes

Volo's Guide to Monsters

Xanathar's Guide to Everything

Tasha's Cauldron of Everything

Explorer's Guide to Wildemount

Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide

Eberron Rising from the Last War

[afinickyguide]

episode 153: holy water 🙏🏼😇🥳

[oldschoolfrp]

Looking further at the magic treasure tables in the 1979 AD&D DMG, we see that 25% of magic swords are supposed to be intelligent and have additional special abilities. One thing that stands out from a modern perspective: result "00" tell us that only 1% of all magic swords (1 in 25 of the intelligent swords) have the option of using telepathy. Other intelligent swords that can communicate directly have "speech." This implies that the entire party, and NPCs and monsters in the area, will hear some swords speaking out loud. Today many DMs play all intelligent weapons as speaking telepathically to the wielder while the rest of the party only sees that one character is beginning to act oddly.

Note all intelligent swords add 1-3 "primary abilities" from another table, all designed for treasure hunting and dungeon exploration:

(Keep in mind AD&D's 1" = 10' in the dungeon or 10 yards in the wilderness.)

The rare "Extraordinary Power" can make a magic sword into something akin to a legendary artifact, when combined with 3 primary abilities and whatever base abilities the sword initially had from Table III.G:

The sword rules continue for another page with tables and clarifications for alignment, languages, ego, personality conflicts with the wielder, and those extremely rare "Special Purpose" swords mentioned on the Extraordinary Powers table which are driven to defeat a specific class of enemy and are enchanted with yet another random magic power used only for that goal.

[driftless1900]

Holy moly y’all

If you are buying a normal cover DMG tomorrow, please check pages 119-122 because 4/10 of our copies had printing errors to near illegibility

[wannabewachter]

Don’t say that about gay people :(

[gotham-at-nightfall]

The Updated Source Books!

By Josh Herman