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IIRC, 1e had some text to the effect that the price lists for equipment assumed an economy much like the 19th century gold rush in parts...

50%? The only ones I'd count as somewhat weird are: Bredbeddle, Olothec, Time raider, Valok, Voiceless talker, Wardogs, and Xorannox the...

Are e.g. time raiders more weird than e.g. githyanki? Or are you just more familiar with githyanki since they've been in D&D since the...

Clerics had major access to their elemental sphere and minor access to Cosmos (which was the "everything else" sphere). Druids had...

Create water definitely existed in 2e, as a 1st level spell conjuring 4 gallons/level. Dark Sun modified the spell to only conjure half...

It's got a more-or-less medieval tech level, with elves and humans and dwarves and hobbitspolders and castles and knights and towns and...

Hyperspecific? Orden is pretty vanilla fantasyland. There is some fantasy space stuff, but that's all out on the periphery of the...

I think we have different definitions of "branches". A branch is what happens when things start developing along different pathways. So...

I'm not super fond of that list because it intermingles branches. Including Basic D&D/Rules Cyclopedia is like calling your uncle an...

I think the major complaint with the marketing was that there was a fair bit of it surrounding the original kickstarter, but that in the...

If I were in charge of the game side of D&D, I would have started thinking about 6e back in early 2014. It probably wouldn't be much...

Don't forget Kof, who's a bit of a traditionalist and likes to put the family name first.

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Preservers in the old lore were not necessarily eco-warriors (those were the druids and, to a lesser extent, clerics). Rather, they were...

Athas started out being as green and verdant as any other setting (well, there was the Blue Age before that when it was almost entirely...