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Oddly enough, I'm playing a gnome these days, albeit in Pathfinder, where species/ancestries get a lot of fun options. As a "chameleon...

Gnomes are the ones traditionally left unplayed.

4e gave them a pretty solid benefit, in that your second wind was a minor action rather than a standard. That opened up some significant...

The 2024 PHB Dwarf is pretty darn powerful with the rewrite of Stonecunning and their darkvision. They are probably the most powerful...

Dwarves basically need some trick that can come up in most combats without the DM's choices or character class being a factor, OR they...

Someone is playing a dwarf sorcerer in one of my games and a dwarf barbarian monk in another. I suspect that small species will be...

Dwarves usually don't have a lot of actively useful features, and often come with drawbacks, so there's not much of a mechanical draw.

But those things arose out of the design constraint of including everything that exists in 3e. Like, the magitech wasn’t just a whim...

In theory, but Eberron was designed the other way around, and it’s one of the most beloved D&D settings ever.

Hell, we know Gygax was perfectly comfortable having a freaking depowered balrog and a juvenile dragon as PCs, so long as the player was...

I have a personal philosophy to never do in a game what I could do in real life, and to overall seek new experiences, so I will almost...

Good for you. My boss drinks nothing but Diet Coke. Doesn't mean that's all I want stocked in the vending machine.

I think a lot of settings could benefit from just a short sidebar about what a 1st, 3rd, 5th, etc. level character means in that setting.

Adventuring comes with all kinds of motives, including protecting your idyllic home life, tourism, curiosity, research, preaching...

I think the funny thing is that the original "circus troupe" party is the Fellowship of the Ring—humans, hobbits, an elf, and a dwarf...