D&D 5E New D&D Survey

[Zardnaar]

I thought these were interesting questions...

Same I gave high marks to Spelljammer, Darksun and medium marks to PLanescape.

The historical thing I only voted for the Greek/Rome one.

 

[BookBarbarian]

Wow. Tabletop game questions, rpg questions, videogame questions, tv and movie questions, and what surprised me most, quite a few settings questions.

I'm happy to see this kind of survey.

 

[BookBarbarian]

Huh. I can put it in bold, if that would help?

It might.

 

[Zardnaar]

We need to all vote "Dragonlance" and "Feudal Japan" and see what they come up with.

The worst 2 options. Animie Saumurai rubbish and Kender no thanks lol.

 

[Lidgar]

Additional comments:

Give us a high-level adventure book (levels 11-20 or 15-20)!

I had a similar comment, along with more short adventures.

 

[pukunui]

Same I gave high marks to Spelljammer, Darksun and medium marks to PLanescape.

I've never seen the appeal of Spelljammer. It ain't my cup of tea. I voted for Dark Sun and "mildly interested" for Eberron and "no thanks" for everything else.

The historical thing I only voted for the Greek/Rome one.

I think I said I wasn't really interested in any of that stuff, except maybe the dark fairy tales. Can't remember now.

 

[TwoSix]

I voted very interested for "large city-state with multiple factions", but I think it's because I just finished Attack on Titan. Hopefully they go that direction, and not City-State of the Invincible Overlord or something.

 

[Twiggly the Gnome]

I thought these were interesting questions...

Not sure how to answer here. I'd love to see some East Asian inspired fantasy, but feudal Japan has been done to death.

 

[Zardnaar]

I've never seen the appeal of Spelljammer. It ain't my cup of tea. I voted for Dark Sun and "mildly interested" for Eberron and "no thanks" for everything else.

I think I said I wasn't really interested in any of that stuff, except maybe the dark fairy tales. Can't remember now.

IIRC Dark Fairy tales was somewhere in the middle for me.

Feudal Japan is fairly easy. Samurai= Fighter with noble back ground+ longsword, Ninja= shadow monk etc.

 

[pukunui]

I voted very interested for "large city-state with multiple factions" ... Hopefully they go that direction ...

Like Murder in Baldur's Gate?

IIRC Dark Fairy tales was somewhere in the middle for me.

Yeah, I'm not super-keen on it. It was just more appealing than the others. I think Curse of Strahd scratched that itch enough for me for the moment.