Dragonlance Dragonlance Shadow of the Dragon Queen shows up in the wild!

[darjr]

 

[Scribe]

Oh you are talking about what some races lean towards. That's not really needed in my opinion.

To the shock of nobody, disagree.

 

[darjr]

 

[darjr]

 

[darjr]

Gonna take a quick break. Push-ups and pull-ups to work in.

 

[Micah Sweet]

That's an option but I don't know that it's backwards compatible.



Nah if it's not part of the actual write up, and throw in Alignment too, just go back to pre-tashas, I'm going to need something more interesting and less generic.

Which, thanks to another segment of the player base I won't be getting, so, i just will care less, and not buy it.

I don't see much of a point to buying 6e either. Nothing makes it better than my homebrew.

 

[Scribe]

I don't see much of a point to buying 6e either. Nothing makes it better than my homebrew.

We will see. If im going to buy something it needs to provide something I want, and remove the need for me to do more work.

Time, is worth more than money than a book.

 

[Reynard]

I think the kender is a GREAT example of why the D&D community's view of lore should be ignored writ-large:

D&D players for years complain kender are disruptive, resulting in large number of DMs banning them and player's KoS them.
WotC hears this and, in concert with their larger view of race, opts to make kender less disruptive. They do this by making their handling a magical effect. The community REEEEEEEEs that they made kender's magical fey creatures. WotC relents, restores their Graygem origin story and emulates their OS racial traits, and the community REEEEEEEs again that they are bland and boring and wants them to be the annoying disruptive race of thieves that most DMs have banned, and other PCs hunt for sport.

WotC was damned no matter what they did; they gave us a new magical take on kender; players complained. They recreated the original racial traits as faithfully as possible in 5e, players complained.

It's not "the community." It "some people on the internet."

 

[Maxperson]

They can still steal stuff. They can even get proficiency, and it's stated that many become pro thieves.

So do humans, elves and dwarves. What about that is unique to kender?

The Pocket ability was stated as being magical in origin never a thief one.

In the UA. In the original it was not magical.

 

[darjr]

Can you folks kindly move that conversation to another thread?