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Thank you very much for taking the time to read it and for offering me feedback.

As I was advised to do, I'm trying again, a few months later (that's four months, if I'm not mistaken). Any comment or feedback on the latest version of my Hunter class, the one featured in the post right above this one, would be greatly appreciated!

And here's an updated class with one additional subclass, the Primal Poacher.

At the end of the gaming session, everyone votes in different categories : the most valuable player, the workhorse, the funniest player, the most eloquent, etc. And getting one of these awards brings bonus points.

I'm thinking of replacing XP with a system inspired by Artha in Burning Wheel.

The most mind-boggling thing about is, as far as I'm concerned, is not the popularity of Critical Role, it's that people find the time to watch these things.

What's great about Planescape is that you can plug it into any existing campaign. It is a campaign setting in its own right, but WotC could also market it as "put a little Planescape in your Forgotten Realms / Eberron / Wildemount". Done right, I think this approach could be very popular. You...

Alright. Here is my Hunter Class. Feel free to read it in a few months ;)

Nothing? No one wants to chime in? Well, it's a little disheartening. I guess I'll still post the final version here in a couple of days, to thunderous applause :LOL:

Here's the new version of my Hunter class. It's shorter, and takes into account @Quickleaf's excellent suggestions. I'd love it if any of you took the time to read it and give me more feedback.

Don’t forget: it’s spelled M-Y-S-T-A-R-A

The Galactic Campaign Guide from Star Wars D20 was a fantastic little sourcebook which just listed basic locations: night clubs, hospitals, hangar bays, with rules, maps and plot hooks. You also had 100 adventure ideas and over a dozen campaign ideas, and a list of pregenerated generic...

If WotC published a Book of Homebrew Setting Creation, I would buy it.

Thank you very much for taking the time to read this and to give me extensive feedback, @Quickleaf, I really appreciate it. I'll do my best to take your suggestions to heart for the next version of the class. There's just one point that's not entirely clear to me: I understand your point and I...

I think that "The Dark Eye" is exactly what you're looking for.

The ongoing debate about the D&D 5e Ranger class has inspired me to take matters into my own hands and come up with a new, more fun and more satisfying class. My design goals are: Building a class that is meant to replace the Ranger class, which is why it borrows from the regular 5e Ranger...

In my campaign, we had giant armadillos, giant centipedes and giant crabs as mounts.

Back in the day, we regained a number of hit points equivalent to our level every day.

Yes, but that's easy to do, isn't it?