What Should I Play?

An episode of the Playing It Wrong podcast, hosted by C. Thorin, titled "What Should I Play?" was published on December 9, 2019 and runs 20 minutes.

December 9, 2019 ·20m · Playing It Wrong

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Summary

We had a case of GM burnout in the gaming group so we're heading back to 5E with a fresh GM.  Time to make a new character.  So what should I play?  WOTC hasn't put our as many splat books as in the old days but there's still a lot of stuff.  And as far as DM's Guild goes. There's a lot of junk. I mean a whole lot of junk. Plus the usual rants and reading from the Ancient Tomes.  200 HD Monsters? 

Episode Description

We had a case of GM burnout in the gaming group so we're heading back to 5E with a fresh GM. Time to make a new character. So what should I play? WOTC hasn't put our as many splat books as in the old days but there's still a lot of stuff. And as far as DM's Guild goes. There's a lot of junk. I mean a whole lot of junk. Plus the usual rants and reading from the Ancient Tomes. 200 HD Monsters?

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