Recent content by Dragonhelm

I'm going to say find steed and find greater steed. Back in 2e, there was a kit in the Complete Fighter's Handbook called the beast rider. I liked it, as it allowed me to play a character who could ride his version of Battle Cat from He-Man. You also had an empathic link to it. That's what find...

I like Dark Sun, but I wouldn't want to live there. ;) Personally, I have found that I like heroic fantasy. I like good vs evil stories. My favorite D&D settings are Dragonlance and the Forgotten Realms. Dark Sun is largely about survival in a harsh world. It's all one biome. A lot of...

I think that distinction probably goes to Eldritch Wizardry.

Mialee was put on trial for impersonating an elf. Larry Elmore was a character (drawing) witness.

You know, in Dragonlance, draconians (the original dragon men) had wings, but didn't fly. They glided. Imagine the terror when you saw a dozen of them jumping down from a dragon's back, gliding to the surface.

You know, where I come from, New Holland is a tractor company. Imagine my surprise seeing D&D, New Holland, and beer all together. That being said, if New Holland had a D&D-themed tractor, I would be all over that!

Follow the model set by the Knights of Solamnia in Shadow of the Dragon Queen.

This is a random wish list of things. Vanara species Subclasses for the samurai fighter, ninja rogue, and some sort of wu jen or shugenja. A setting that is NOT fantasy versions of real-world east Asian nations. Looking at you, Koryo! A setting that takes a lot of inspiration from anime and...

I've seen some. Kara-Tur is part of the Forgotten Realms, so I have seen a few things. Not many, though.

I started getting more interested in Pathfinder again when there was the 5e conversion book for Kingmaker. I wanted to pick up the Abomination Vaults 5e adaptation, knowing that it was a well-regarded adventure and that sales data talks. Then the OGL fiasco happened. Abomination Vaults 5e was...

Awesome! Thanks for the review. What I would like to see a report of is how well PF 2e and SF 2e mesh together. Truthfully, I was going to give PF 2e a hard pass since I'm more than happy with D&D 5e. However, the ability to merge sci-fi and fantasy with combining Starfinder and Pathfinder has...

I'm confused by one thing. The description says that Eddie Munsen's campaign was unfinished, but I thought he had finished it. Am I forgetting something?

The art is okay, but when I look at it, I think everyone looks a little too happy. Where's the excitement and danger?

Are there any plans to do the rest of the series?