D&D 5e 2024 Player's Handbook: Every Class With Subclasses

Early D&D combat wasn’t loose or arbitrary. It was procedural, and very intentionally so. The rules weren’t about realism or slowing the game down. They existed to reduce uncertainty, limit DM fiat, and make danger legible to players before initiative was ever rolled. I dig into B/X and AD&D combat procedures, why they worked, and what we may have lost along the way in my latest video on Daddy Rolled A 1. 🎲🐉 Watch on YouTube! (Link in first comment below ⬇️) #dnd #OldSchoolDnd #OSR #dndhistory

5E Actions In Combat - Comprehensive Guide - The Dungeon Rats

The Combat Wheelchair for Dungeons&Dragons!