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Too many to name for me, but here are some: Some powerful new origin feats, specifically the Spellfire and Zhentarim ones. The...

Reading through these books this morning, loving most of what I’ve seen.

Yup, Mangeniello is never going to be able to get the funding, especially given how expensive the draconians would be. We will see a Del...

Yeah, one of the things I would credit Dragonlance for is pretty much creating YA as a marketable genre.

House of Lament (VGR) took my group two 3 hour sessions. I don't think they were particularly impressed by it though, finding the spirit...

House of Strahd is just a reprint of I6 - Ravenloft. The only change I believe is they lowered the roof height of each level of the...

It's still an odd choice, since Dragonlance made the plot-heavy railroad D&D mainstream. One of the things regularly companied about by...

Yeah, that's a delicate balancing act. Comedy protagonists are often terrible people, but also likeable. So we care, but feel it was...

It's unlikely that this subplot, or even different species of elf, will make it into a TV show. However much folk obsess about being...

They are made up, not real, so there is no inherent identity to them.

Comedy isn’t about making places, or characters, seem nice. Most TV sitcom is studio-bound anyway and has little sense of place.

There is a turnstile in White Plume Mountain.

I’ve news for you - humans have always migrated. It’s not huge empires or epic trade routes that create genetic diversity, it’s...

So, I am goijg to say this gently, but...Krynn isn't real. It has no actual identity. Would it be a weird flex to make a biopic about...

No, it’s set in a fantasy world which can be exactly as diverse as the show runners want it to be. If they choose to make it entirely...