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Two sample dungeons, two Make Your Own Dungeons, and a list of sample residential dwellings by income level comprise this chapter. Our first entry, the Catacombs, is an expansive underground network of tunnels beneath Endon. Extending beyond the sewer system, it is possible to enter through...

While the previous chapter had magic items, they more or less existed for the creation of spells and other magic items rather than being objects that could achieve effects on their own. The vast majority of this chapter are tables for various types of supernatural equipment as well as new rules...

By far the longest chapter of the book, Magical Industry covers new spells, equipment used in the breeding and design of new spells, purchasing magical services from NPCs, charts and tables for various goods and services magical and otherwise, and an explanation on the Principia Arcana and...

This chapter goes over some of the non-item things PCs may wish to purchase in Endon, along with crime and punishment. Endon’s criminal justice system is not concerned with determining whether or not someone’s guilty, but to show the power of the State to the public in the belief this will...

Most D&D settings, OSR and otherwise, are pretty conservative in wanting to maintain a stagnated level of pseudo-medieval technology. Innovations, magical and otherwise, have various handwavium explanations for why they fail to impact society especially in regards to economy and standards of...

Always appreciate positive reinforcement. :) That's an interesting development re: Ladine. I do feel kind of sad that we haven't had a Dragonlance product or novel since 2010. I do get that there's a lot of criticisms people have with it but one could find similar problems in other big D&D...

I agree with the MMO concerns. I'm really here for the 5e sourcebook, and hope that development of the former doesn't cut into the latter.

There's a KickStarter up now. They also have a free download for the "introductory setting" PDF up there, too.

Dragons of Spring Arc Although Dragons of Triumph combines both parties back into one for the campaign’s climax, the Dragons of Spring arc has more or less been the adventure path’s low point in terms of plot. The saving of Silvanesti is the only major thing of consequence, and the following...

Dragons of Winter Arc “Umm Tanis, I don’t think we should trade Ansalon’s freedom for some lip and tongue action…” DIVERGENCE: This is also during the Spring Arc of adventures, but is not keyed to any specific adventure. It is triggered pretty much anytime the PCs find themselves captured...

Hello everyone. Some of you may not know this, but sometime last year I did a sort-of Let's Read compiling a list of changes made to edition conversions of the Dragonlance Chronicles adventure series. Someone else on the Something Awful FATAL & Friends thread was already doing a review proper...

I realize I may have worded Tenacious D-Fender poorly, making it sound like they can only use slings. They are proficient with all melee weapons, but can only use slings as ranged weapons.

Velociraptor: You’re a dinosaur! Who is intelligent! And can talk! You use the existing tables (base attack progression, saves, etc) of the Halfling class but you have a d6 hit die and are not trained in any weapons although you can wear custom-fitted armor. You have talons as natural weapons...

Quantum Wanderer: You’re a traveler of time and space who just happened to end up in a more primitive dimension/era. Your technology relies on the invisible manipulation of quantum physics, retro gadgets, and ray guns which all appear miraculously magical to most people. You have a d7 hit die...

Lemurian: You’re a member of an ape-like race who won their freedom from their Atlantean masters. Your people watch over the ruins of their former oppressors which still brim with technology and sorcery of great and terrible power. You are very much a martial class, with 1d14 hit die (that’s...