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To add on to what Parmandur said, Ravnica as a setting has no planar elements; what happens is that Ravnica seems to be a popular meeting place for planeswalkers, the primary cast of Magic's storyline. Planeswalkers cannot take anyone else with them, and there's currently no other way to hop...

It already is available on the DM's Guild. There's even 36 community made products that relate to ravnica in the store.

Not quite. Not wrong (The increasing power of firearms and the increasing ease of access to them was what led to the decline of full plate suits), but gunpowder in general has a longer history in Europe, with likely reference to it in the 13th century, and hand cannons appearing in the 14th...

Mending, no contest with how much of a klutz I am.

And also because the OGL doesn't have more than one subclass per. But yeah, wotc's not going to give you legal trouble modifying this for your home games.

Both of those examples are adventures having related storylines. Last I checked, we don't have reason to believe the ship book is going to be a storyline book, rather than a supplement a la VGtM and MToF.

The ship book's one of the 2019 releases, and the other cultures one is going to be a 2020 release, so there's no reason to think they're connected.

At least with the warlock, a large part of the problem is figuring out what the warlock's "thing," is, its unique mechanical ability that helps it stand out. Initially it was going to be an eldritch blast boost, but then it was pointed out that warlocks didn't have to take Eldritch Blast...

That would be interesting, but I suspect that if it'll have lore, it'll be more like Volo's Guide to Monsters: non-specific enough to be usable in the Realms, but not directly Realmsian lore aside from a couple references.

In a similar note, when Lukes switches off his targetting computer always had this magical feeling from the faith put into a hokey religion at such a critical junction. In general, that seems to be the common thread of what really "feels" like magic to me. What magic can do is irrelevant. It's...

I know what TSR did for the 2nd Edition Worldbuilder's Guidebook was map it to the surfaces of a d20. It wasn't prefect (nothing related to map projection is,) but it was reasonably accurate.

Is it a bad thing I wished "Long Walk, Short Plank," was an actual book title?

Honestly, I'd pass on this. This basically solves none of the problems with running sidekicks as PCs. The retainer rules from Strongholds & Followers are much more elegant, even if they need a bit more fine-tuning still.

I'd rather get rid of the idea that just because the race exists in a book, it should therefore exist in the world. Having the option to include them is fine, but there's times where I see people seem to assume that because it's in a book, it must be included in a world.

There's some rather interesting elements in the Style guide, In particular, I really like what they say about clerics: That's... actually kind of interesting to me. Like a Paladin who breaks their oath, their is a penalty for clerics going against their gods, but it doesn't have to be an...

More LMoP like adventures would be great. While the low prep part is useful, for me the bigger part of the LMoP style was the jumping off points. It might just be because it's the Starter Set adventure, but it felt more like LMoP was a foundation for a campaign, rather than a campaign in and of...

I was saying that there was the possibility that the wording was done in relation to Magic Initiate, whether to clarify or remove it. It was something where I wasn't sure if it made it clearer or changed the ruling, and needed to read up on it more, so the answer I gave was purposefully...

So, another odd change someone showed me: " Advantage and Disadvantage (p. 173). In the first sentence of the fourth paragraph, both instances of “reroll” have been changed to “reroll or replace.”" That is, the new sentence is, "When you have advantage or disadvantage and something in the game...

I'm looking at the D&D Beyond website. They didn't axe that line, unless they did in the physical book but forgot to inform Curse...

It might also have to do with Magic Initiate, as the previous Sage Advice rule for that was that it'd technically add that spell to your spells known if you were of the appropriate class. I'd have to read into it more carefully, but that might also play into it.