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I'm also still not a huge fan of "steamforged" being a core book culture as it fits in some settings but decidedly not in others, including the kinds of settings I tend to prefer. Again, not a huge problem to simply say "this culture is not available", but something to note. Then again I'm...

An excellent point. In truth, assuming I am understanding LU's approach to alignment correctly, that it is limited to creatures innately connected with a particular force on a cosmic level like fiends/celestials/undead, as well as a small number of humanoids that have proven themselves...

Hmm. Having gone over it more carefully, I'm not sure I buy Mustbairn as Chaotic. Sure they oppose industry and "civilization", but they do so by being very in tune with the earth and the natural world and nature stuff has always been more Neutral to me (for me, Chaos is more...

Precisely.

Ah, just recently started checking/posting on the forums, was not aware of that/ any previous discussion on the topic. Will note and remember going forward. In the interest of adding something new and not related to that topic, I'll echo that I also really like the addition of destinies...

Ok, I'd just like to say I love what LU does with origins. In particular, I'm really glad you kept heritage related cultures; yes, individuals can be raised in different circumstances, and doing so will grant different abilities, values, skills, etc. But I do prefer the acknowledgement that...

Except for Magic Initiate. From Sage Advice Compendium: "If you have spell slots, can you use them to cast the 1st level spell you learn with the Magic Initiate feat? Yes, but only if the class you pick for the feat is one of your classes. For example, if you pick sorcerer and you are a...

In general I really, really like this. My one concern, and it's more lore/flavor than mechanics so easily ignored/changed, is that shadow seems an odd duck for inclusion with essence dragons. You talk about how they are tied to the land and the natural world, but that doesn't really scream...

Cool. As someone said above WotC is going real hard on the one shared setting/cosmology thing and I'm not a fan, and am really happy to hear Level Up is not doing that.

So, one question, because this is something about how WotC/the Great Wheel is doing things in 5e that really bugs me. Is there an implication or assumption that all worlds in the multiverse use the same planes cosmology, or not? Like maybe they are made of the same "stuff, like generic...