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Releasing a new OGL would be superfluous. CC covers everything OGL does and then some. Same with current OGL. It became superfluous when they released it on the CC.

I think the Shieldbearers only operate on worlds connected with the Radiant Citadel, so people on those worlds are ostensibly aware of the Radiant Citadel, and by extension, the Shieldbearers. To me, they are almost more like UN Peacekeeping troops; deployed to rescue innocents from wars and...

Maybe check out the group patron system in Eberron RFtlW?

I hope they don't cut Swashbuckler. It's iconic, and the playtest one was awesome

https://youtube.com/shorts/TXMzJ8nH394?si=7yIKbT1qBH-wrnfE

Ahhhh thank you

By the way, I zoomed in on the wizard proficiencies. There's a 7th one listed after Investigation that I can't quite make out. Seems to start with a "V." New skill?

Minecraft is the highest selling video game of all time. Rick and Morty and Stranger Things are two hugely popular shows that are currently running. I've never heard of "Jem and the Holograms." I'm sure it's cool, but I am also sure Hasbro has no interest in using D&D to raise the profile of...

Acererak?

Looking at the art now posted by the OP, is that Acererak I spy??

A classic opening scene for a noir is the moment the instigating NPC walks into the detective agency and tries to hire them. Insight checks, intrigue, mystery right out the gate. If you want action, may I suggest you open with a chase scene! The story begins with the characters having already...

Humblewood, Drakkenheim, and Etharis all have one thing in common, in that they cover genres and tropes that current D&D products don't quite hit: cozy-core and dark fantasy. I think future DDB collaborations will focus on genre-heavy products, with unique settings, and professional-level art. I...

My guess: Adventure Time. I could see WB making more deals with them after Rick and Morty. And Adventure Time is D&D adjacent, in line with the other crossovers.

Dang. So close. Just needed to switch around MM and DMG

Have you ever thought about using the Cypher System from Monte Cook? It's a simple, genre-agnostic system that does exactly what you are describing.

My predictions: May: Vecna Adventure July: Infinite Staircase September: PHB Oct/Nov: MM Dec/2025: DMG

Cool idea, but I would be careful that your free-form approach doesn't ironically make you a more controlling DM. If they wanna know what a Warlock does, just tell them. It might inspire them to springboard into other ideas, or clarify what they really want.

Well, that's always been the Monk's problem: standard array and MAD don't go together very well. I let my players use a more flexible point buy system, or otherwise roll stats. Either way, I generally help them find a way to get at least a 20 and an 18 (or even another 20) by level 10...

Why so low? The Monk can take ASIs to get both DEX and WIS up to 20, and then have an AC of 20 without magic items, right?

The book is amazing. The closest thing there is to a 5e PH2. My friends and I are are starting a campaign with primarily materials from this book, and so far, it is a TON of fun.