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    Non-cliche slavery in fantasy campaign settings?

    Here's a cool one that i'd like to explore. Elves always hide because their reproduction rate is slower than anything, what if they produce half-elves for the purpose of a serf caste? All half-elves in a nation are third class citizens while outsiders are considered to be second class with some...
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    The only fantasy world map you'll ever need

    Sadly that's what's wanted out of the Published settings. I know a lot of GMs who make their own setting so complex that there are 3 civilizations of dwarves, 4 of elves, maybe 2 halflings, and so on. Each with a different flavor or aspect but somehow familiar. It's hard for a published...
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    The only fantasy world map you'll ever need

    I like how everyone is assuming kitchen sink worlds are terrible to play in, or that they get old after a while. I like kitchen sink worlds in some regard, I'm in the middle of making my own! I guess the way to make sure that it's different rather than just more of the same is to find some twist...
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    D&D 5E Is long-term support of the game important?

    I like to think that Hasbro looks at d&d and asks why it doesn't sell as well as monopoly. Of course they make that comparison sadly. My vote's still out on how Hasbro (through wizards) will handle 5e once it comes out, but I hope that it doesn't turn out like 4e's support did Also, evidence is...
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    Quick Question: Wizard from D&D transports to our world. Can they still do magic?

    In my world, magic can only be directly used by mortals via use of something like the Faerun Weave, though mine works a lot more like a magical field. However, Deities, devils, demons and other such immortals must use Souls of the dead in order to use magic, but they are immortal so their...
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    D&D 5E Is long-term support of the game important?

    Wizards has to listen to Hasboro who makes the rules on how their games are made. Therefor Wizards must keep rolling in the 'dough' as it were in new and creative ways. I'm not so sure that long-term support is a good thing for the larger industry. It puts pressure to release content...
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    D&D 5E Legends & Lore 3/17 /14

    While i'm liking the addition to lore, especially since it reduces the amount of pure material that i will have to buy to catch up (i'm like 2 years into the hobby guys) i'm worried that the 'new monsters' that will undoubtedly be added are going to have to be used in this other way. My wallet...
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