These are incredible. Where did you source the original images from God's Man?

Two players down! The dragon is bloodied but not yet done... so the party have pulled the trigger and are now attempting to get out! Its a race against time as the lava threatens to engulf their unconscious forms.

The party can't miss! They can't help but Crit! The dragon on the other hand has rolled nothing but 1s and 2s...

The party have chugged Potions of Flight (one laced with an Enlarge spell!) and are duking it out in midair over the rising magma of the volcano shaft! For this fight I have drawn five elevation levels of the volcano's shaft and are dodging between them in Owlbear.

A tornado of flame fills the air!

Immediately upon publishing this post I was directed to this fantastic piece from Josh at Rise Up Comus. Alas, nothing is original. I've decided to leave mine up cause while his raises the same question as mine, I feel I contribute a little to the discussion

riseupcomus.blogspot.com/2023/12/reas...

As I said (and was shunned for)... give me a Traveller game where I have to compute my ship's trajectory myself using PHYSICS.

God. I'm exhausted.

Swingy fights are not just restricted to hit points... some fights are super fun and satisfying, 5E working at its tactical best. Others are grindy, slow, save-or-suck fests.

What module did you run?

I wonder if perhaps the reason it's done so well has something to do with its "mostly-vibes" vibe? Not that you should refrain from improving it!