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I love it. The halfling boundary ranger and his riding dog is already inspiring other ideas. I love the idea of smaller races on alternative mounts. Halflings on dogs, gnomes on deer, dwarves on bears drinking beer :D All fun!

So I'm working on a campaign world for my 5e group which has a group of barbarian Hill Dwarves that live in the arctic north. But the idea originally came when I first got the Complete Ranger's Handbook, and it had rules for Demi-Rangers. Specifically, the ranger class was restricted to...

Late at night the ship grinds to a halt, the wood screaming in protest. The crew and party, startled awake, rush out to the deck and see... nothing. Nothing but water, and what looks like some seaweed. A boat is dropped, but it just lands on the surface of the water, not floating like it...

It was Mr. Do'Urden that caused me to create an entire world built around all elves being wiped out in the distant pass. I have a passionate distaste for drow, and by extension, elves, due to that one character. For a time, you could not go to any group without someone proposing a "deeply...

I started a project like this, but had to give it up due to time constraints. Joys of working a job where you end up having 14 hour days. Additionally, I find that the 5e rules are pretty good, and am instead going to focus on porting stuff over that I liked - or just finding a 2e group to play...

I respectfully disagree! See, for me, I have no problem realizing my player concept through re-flavoring or providing a background. I've never really need mechanics, nor have I had DMs that required it. I wanted to play a sharp shooter type warrior in 2e, something like an English Yeoman ready...

I really like it though I'd edit out some of the options. If a background exists already (i.e. Noble) I'd skip that and instead focus on careers. What might be interesting is to have 20 options per background. So character creation would go: 1. Roll Stats 2. Pick Race 3. Pick Background 4. Pick...

Hello Paul! I also haven't found anything online about conversions - but was just about to start the process myself. As a DM, I loved kits as they really let me modify classes to fit my campaign world flavor, something I want to be able to do with 5e as well. I'm actually starting with the...

Absolutely love Ravenloft, and it is an inspiration for my homebrew campaign setting. I have to be honest though: I've only played one game of it, back in the late 90s, and that was Adam's Wrath. It was great, and a good group, but the DM got offered a job in California (We were in...