It might be blasphemy, but…what if you just give the SD ancestries the same features as in Dolmenwood? Will the game break?
I’m genuinely asking because I haven’t done any homebrew for SD, but if those extra features are mostly ribbons, I don’t see a problem with it.
I guess my question is this - is that not doable in order to maintain all of the flavor? Is that impossible without losing something in the conversion? It makes it sound like it can't be done, which I'd hope isn't the case.
Is that endgame dungeon covered in any of the published adventures, or would those convert just fine too? I’ve bandied the thought around for about a year but didn’t want it all to be a huge burden if it’s just be easier to run it in 5e.
Don’t get me wrong, there’s some very cool spells in there - I’d overall just like to keep them for NPCs than deal with the ramifications of PC spellcasters having utterly broken spells for a whole campaign. Though if it happens, it happens.
That's good. I have the ToV books, I just haven't delved into them and was concerned to expand the ones on my shelf if they gave as much care to future products as they did to Deep Magic...
Kobold Press seems a bit unfortunately known for bad design in regards to character options (though their monster design is great) - is that an issue in ToV too?
Sure, it was I'm a Banana. I typically use the regular editing mode, not BB code. And of course, now that I try to @ them this morning, it works with no problem. :rolleyes:
How odd. I don’t have access to any of them. I requested access a few days ago but nothing yet. @I'm A Banana do you still have access to share the files you created?