Recent content by Digdude

There we are all four of us Birthright supporters.

Love how much attention Birthright is getting in this thread. Thank you all.

Under the current development team at WOTC, the longer they stay away from Birthright the longer it does not get destroyed or made into something strange.

Because it's a iconic bad guy of that realm. Now it's just a subclass sadly.

The only thing the Swordmage should be in is a Birthright remake,

At least Birthright was an attempt at doing rules for a political game within the framework of DnD. It wasnt perfect but it was there.

Going deep into the archives. Millenium's End. FasaTrek. Birthright. Earthdawn.

I really wish Counter spell had various versions of it my levels. So maybe a 3rd level version that counters 1-2nd level spells and so forth. Maybe even tack on a little ribbon effect if you make a roll (gain a spell slot of the spell countered). At least this would follow the flavor of MTG and...

American archaeologists weirdly enough use metric for almost everything except for historic structure measurements. Our reports though still provide both metric and imperial. At almost two decades of working, I can say I can "see" 15-, 30-, 50-, and 100-meter distances.

I like to keep the species/races only from the PHB otherwise the game can end of like a SW cantina and I have to come up with reasons for all the furry/whatever weird amalgamation species someone came up with. But I dont mind using the other books for spells, feats, abilities or background...

The price increase feels like a slimy way to get us all to go dnd beyond digital only with the intent to stop doing physical copies down the road. I wouldnt put it past wotc based on recent events.

A lot less overhead in digital for them equals higher profit. If only the writing would get better, id pay the increased cost. Im on the fence.

I mean there is long term wide spread archaeological evidence for the spear being the primary weapon of choice. So I have no issues with this.

I was fortunate enough to be one of the original playtesters for Shadowrun by Tom Dowd. It was just a collection of notes back then. The current sixth editon does not even look close to those rules. Sometimes evolution of things goes backwards before it can go forwards.

Right, I'd much rather see effective range rather than maximum range listed in the Players Handbook.