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Converting Scourge of the Sword Coast from D&D next to fourth edition
The regular players at my regular Dungeons & Dragons Encounters games include a mix of fourth-edition loyalists and folks indifferent to edition. Although I would happily run D&D next, I have bowed to the group and still run Encounters in … Continue reading
Posted in Advice, D&D fifth edition, D&D fourth edition
Tagged conversion, D&D Encounters, power, Scourge of the Sword Coast
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