I barely ever played as a kid. Fully intended to, but it was difficult to wrangle people and the game was borderline abusive in some ways (so many one-off tables in 2.5e). I would read the rulebooks, but generally that was as far as it went.

On a whim I looked into the latest edition and slipped into writing an elaborate tool so I could play it over text chat on Discord through org-mode in Emacs (because of course I did) and running a weekly game.

That being said, if you are a part of that weekly game, don’t read this.

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Venomfang Modifications: Revisited

Once Again! I’ve updated and revised my Lost Mines of Phandelver modifications. At this point I’ll probably just call it a day, but thought I’d post the updated version for posterity. The formatting has been updated extensively and I’ve added images from the module. I focused on making this printable as a booklet (albeit formatted for letter paper) which I’ve tested and find convenient. You can use something like PDF-Xchange (if you’re on windows) to fairly easily do that.
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Venomfang Modifications

Introduction This modification to the narrative of Lost Mines of Phandelver leverages the young green dragon Venomfang as a master manipulator working to his own ends. This also supposes that Venomfang has matured to the point that he is 1-5 years away from becoming an Adult Green Dragon. Grab the PDF here This is a further imagining of Venomfang as the real villain in Lost Mines of Phandelver, specifically how the various enemy factions tie together as a sprawling effort to gain power.