Just want to point out: One thread with Mike Shea, Mike Mearls, and Matt Colville?! Three of the smartest people in the industry. EN World is where it's at.
They did?
Revenge of the Runelord (most recent AP) - levels 12 - 20
Hell's Destiny (releasing in June) - levels 11-20
It seems like every other AP that Paizo releases is high-level.
I'll throw in my 2 copper so I can look back a year from now and see how right or wrong I was.
Dark Sun Setting book
Fae/Feywild Sourcebook
Expansion book like Xanathar's or Tasha's
Adventure compendium focusing on classics with a slight exploration theme (Isle of Dread, etc.)
I'm going to...
What I'd like to see is a 200+ page book of just maps and random tables. We'll call the setting Bygone Empires.
This kind of sourcebook would allow the DM to make Bygone Empires any kind of setting they want. The maps would include a world map, regional maps, notable city and village maps, and...
I'm thinking of getting the Heroes book for updated rules, but using 3.5 books for all the lore. The 3e stuff is just better and offers more breadth and depth.
...for RPGs. You answered your own question.
"Golden Age" doesn't refer to the experience of an individual but to society or culture as a whole.
There are now more players, more ways of playing, more access to RPG tools, more RPG variety, and even more acceptance as a hobby. I could literally...
To clarify, to get the print edition, it would be $20 for the issue, plus the cost of printing, plus shipping? Does anyone know what the printing cost is in the US?
When Ravnica came out, I rolled my eyes because I thought it was an obvious cash grab and I had no interest in Magic the Gathering. But it turned out to be a cool sourcebook. Theros also turned out cool. Strixhaven suffers from the era of them trying to combine setting, adventure, and bestiary...
Don’t like the new changes? Don’t use them. You can easy house rule that species=race and assign ability boosts to specific races rather than backgrounds. Don’t want Latin American cultural influences for orcs, don’t use them.
If you look for things to be outraged about, you’ll find them. I...
I will go out on a limb and agree (to some extent) with Maxperson. While I think you can play a cleric without the name of a god, I think a list of gods would have been far more useful for players than a description of the multiverse. Most campaigns won't visit the outer planes, but they will...