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I was one who used to pummel Mearls' name because of how D&D became locked into a certain corporate model. My threads would get locked down because of the uproar...

I was one who used to pummel Mearls' name because of how D&D became locked into a certain corporate model. My threads would get locked down because of the uproar...

I'm glad that the ninja is in the phb

I'm glad that the ninja is in the phb

The Gith, by contrast... man, there's just something missing! They are awesomely cool races, with lots of fun fluff and a really unique place in the game, but this writeup just doesn't excite me at all. And I say that as someone who just finished a big Githyanki focused storyline, so I'm well...

I would say that most of them are RPG-adjacent; with the exception of Fate, which is a garbage fire.

I've been pleased with both of the Nord Games campaigns I've backed.

I have always been having this idea for a Warlock that his patron was not real it was just his imagination and therefore he was his own Patron but he did not know that he was his own Patron because he would hear the voices in his head and see the Patron in his dreams and visions. Hey you could...

Actually looking out for things like this!

They have already tested out Abyssal Tieflings as a subrace (very Chaotic): these are more subtle variations on the Infernal theme, and could probably be handled best with a chart...

I think what is expected to be seen is a chapter on Spelljammer concepts in a book about the planes, and then a few Spelljammer races and creatures introduced in a few monster sections of a few different books - just enough to give rough guidance to a DM.

The different base math I think is smart. They need to have an easy differentiator from 5e, and saying “our game is more heroic fantasy that gritty fantasy” is an easy way to sell it.

I'm indeed one of those who also prefers the Tolkien-esque races to the more modern Tieflings and Dragonborn and the like. But that's just my preferred aesthetic...