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"A lot of time ago, a crack commando unit was sent to an infernal plane by a rival celestial court for a crime they didn't commit. These souls promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade to the Feywild underground. Today, still wanted by those celestial power (and some infernal dragons)...

What if a player chooses a "spellthief" but the DMs uses enemies without magic powers? Or the boss was a "class" with special game mechanics like psionic or incarnum soulmelds.

I asked Gemini PC species with a touch of new weird fiction (but for all the audiences): The Calligraphers (Scriptos) Humanoid beings whose skin resembles hardened parchment and is covered in constantly shifting ink tattoos. They are "living libraries" that are not born, but rather written...

A 3PP published KPop hunter like a bard subclass. Falling from an airplan? Easy, "feather fall" in the last minutes. Some times if you want to adapt superhero-style characters to D&D these have to be "nerferd".

Even if true Athasian deities are totally KO there is some opened door for the divine ascension of Athasian mortals, maybe the PCs or some character from the novels. Some players could be interested into being divine spellcaster in Dark Sun, even if this was against the "rules" because it would...

In the last years there are several titles where the players or main characters face anomalies, creatures or monsters that can't be easily classifield (they aren't biological mutants, fiends, aliens or elemental). Sometimes the simplest description is modern art statues that come to life (like...

I would be interesting a ghostwalk campaing played as a "reverse-dungeon"+"tower defense". The PCs are ghosts, but the goal is the survival of the tribe/community in Duskmourn. The ghosts could explore something like a "mirror plane" with monster anomalies what can eat incorporeal spirits.

There is also the possibility of a living god from a wildspace could be a "vestige" in other. For example in Krynnspace the deities from Greysapace or Realmspace would be like "vestiges". Other point is maybe some "vestige" isn't a dead deity really but an "aspirant", some ancient dragon or...

"Stranger Things" has been a great promotion for D&D and I can explain it with my own personal anecdote. In the last Christmas when I visited my brother I could enjoy a little time to revisit some streets of the city where I studied at university, after twenty years. A comic store was in a...

"Warrior of the mystic arts" sounds a too long name. I would rather something like "cultivator". Also I imagine this like a "spirit spellcaster" instead arcane. The good part is after we could create alternate homemade subclasses for other type of magic sources (divine or primal). I loved the...

If it will be a generic postapocaliptse sourcebook with only one chapter for the region of Tyr then the cerulean spellcasters could be published for your homemade setting. The cerulean magic could be the origin of Athasian living constructs like autognomes. Maybe they were created by cerulean...

"Defilers and Preservers" showed wizards kits with alternate hidrances instead defiling: Cerulean, Shadow and Necromancers. Some player could ask to can play a homemade variant: a cerulean sorcerer, a shadow artificer or a necromancer warlock. Teorically ceruleans shouldn't appear before the...