Zipp was there for me years hence when I was starting out running games and now I'm making my own lil system and looking for some momentum on understanding the math and look whomst it is lol

Watching numerous videos of yours and several others, has really helped me think of the best possible way to make the players feel like they still have an advantage. I have been building a campaign idea for about 2 years now, and it has been revised numerous times to be better because of your insight. I thank you!

Great tip!!!

It’s cool but a red dragon at lv 5 is kinda crazy

That’s really cool

"A gelatonous cube." Sounds tasty.

This would actually be a really cool concept for a Sphinx's challenge Like imagine you need to get the legendary magic item from the insane wizards palace and the Sphinx puts you through this one shot to see if you're worthy to enter the treasure room

Just say six

someone said they really ought to replace lego harry potter with dnd as a theme now adays and that sounds amazing

A floating skull Me: Ah, yes, Mort. In a gelatinous cube. Me: Ah, yes, Mort.

You always come up with cool ideas, but I didn’t even know there was an alternative to violence😂

Running the game on my birthday this year! Can’t wait!

I already use lego for DnD, so I'll count this set as a win

Playing online has different dynamics but I find the mention of characters works really well a simple “ what is (name here) thinking as the situation unfolds

I hate it when GMs complain about the players always turning to violence, but then also set up every single encounter in a way that it inevitably is violence with the enemy acting on the first turn.

Owlbear Boogie 🎉🎉🎉

Excellent (not good), excellent advice for new game masters

i like how lego is just starting to cater to adults XD they know they overpriced for kids

They are Bakugan but are not the little balls wtf 😑

That's at least 2 or 3 sessions, my dude. Unless you are gonna have the first session last 10 hours.

boo hasbro and wotc

I ran this for my group and we all enjoyed it thoroughly. It took us 4 sessions (we get distracted a lot) and the set took me around 10 hours to build (I think? I did it over the span of a few days). The difficulty of the adventure is quite high but there are ways around some of the fights using a bit of out of the box thinking. I had to give the players a long rest and cut out some of the features of the final fight so they would even stand a chance but it was still a fun adventure to play through. It's quite expensive for what it is but I'd recommend it to more experienced groups that are looking for a different way to explore DND.

Funny how all the nay-sayers are saying "this *would* happen" or "this *will* happen", and not "we tried this, and here's what *did* happen".

They really went all out, putting a red dragon boss fight agaisnt 5th level characters XD

anyone else notice that golden statue, where the loot is "in the eye of the beholder" it was horrible the moment I even thought of it

If I had that I’d have the dragon, moments before doing battle, be impaled by the alien kaiju moc I made as it uses its spindly limbs to scale the tower, it’s grotesque face rising ominously above the adventurers, spiked tail and scythe-like limbs poised to strike.

2 weeks ago i ran it as well. Im so sad not many people are posting their plays onlin3

Where can you find the print for the adventure

More likely they kill everybody

This is such a good one shot idea! What level is it balanced for? Thinking I might want to use this with a different flavor/ different enemies for my homebrew world that mostly consists of jungle and desert… maybe I should start making one shots!

What’s funny is this is almost EXACTLY what I use for DnD! I’ve upgraded a bit since then, though, so now I use a similar map (although it’s wet erase), wet erase markers (I learned the hard way not to use warm colors though!), a laptop to keep track of my book PDFs, tables, dice, and homebrew world, as well as looking up rulings quickly and helping with character creation + leveling, and various tiny figures I used to play with when I was a kid.

So the set acts as your minis ? That's pretty cool.

I really want it!! But can't get it or get my hands on it! I love in the middle of no weres.. nearest games store or place that would sell Lego is hours away and I don't have the ability to drive or go get one, if we even got one here in store!! -.-

Mage Knight Figures?? Oh heck yeah I got a stack of em for Dnd. 🤓

That's cool, I didn't know that there was an actual mini campaign to go with this set

What does he mean roll them in orde ? Does each tumbler correspond to a set number ?

This is awesome

I use that same bag for my dice 😂

Love this!

Just bought this set, its so fun to build!

That’s cool

Well that looks like a totally fun evening. Anyone want to continue the Lego campaign?

Every adventure should end with a surprise dragon, at least metaphorically

It just looks fun to use without the adventure booklet too

So happy for Kelsey Dionne

Those glass tokens come in handy. I love using them as monsters I don't have miniatures for or extra goblins or guards.