i've never been very good with social media, either for presence or looking for others that do similar stuff. But a general rule i have in substack is "if i read i comment" Maybe another rule, at least for Bsky should be "If i like i share".

Total honesty. My villain never lied and always made his goals clear to the players.
Turns out his goals weren't too bad, just the methods.
I love honest villains, it's easy to hate a liar, but when you face a man that genuinely tries to get you on his side you take a step back.

Oh, never thought of the puzzles being more of a player thing rather than a character thing.
I guess you're right.
It might work when the character and player intelligence align but otherwise it's a mess.
Maybe making a level agnostic dungeon is impossible in D&D5e in that case.