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I think you're meaning the stellar parallax, not stellar proper motion. Proper motion was already suspected in ancient times, and was...

The article you link, as well as the crystal spheres you mention, are what I assume what he was trying to say. The stars were believed...

There were four or five ages of man (depending on who was writing), and they always included a Silver Age. Ages of Man - Wikipedia

An interesting foil could have been an aluminum dragon. 🤔

As others have said, bronze dragons have a pretty unique and memorable niche, and bronze as an important metal/alloy historically does...

Good point there! Odd then that brown dragons never became one of the main types of D&D dragons though, and only remained a minor subtype...

Gold - Silver - Bronze is something of a natural progression because of the Olympic Medals and the Ages of Man. And gold - sliver...

Ha! That is exactly what I was going to say too!

I mean, in a game where people can throw fireballs, raise the dead, and wish things into existence, as well has have obviously...

I like them both! Glad we could reach a consensus! :p

The 3e art in the MM2 was just disappointing for me. The illustrations just looked rough and unfinished, especially the amethyst and...

Wildspace is the area inside the crystal spheres, where the planetary systems are. Most of the action in Spelljammer takes places either...

The real kicker is that there are no indisputably Planescape-specific races in the UA. If they had thrown in bariaur or rogue modron...

Monster Manual Expanded 2nd Edition Art Previews #2. Today, it's those angels that succumbed to their dark side, the abyssal Shaytans.

Yes, it probably would. There are several Planescape-specific races that they would want to put out for playtest, like baraur and rogue...