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Latest development: EN World user 'darjr' has found that the date/time stamps are still there if one switches to the "Legacy" forum skin (under General Settings). It's a small matter of programming.

The time-stamps had been on the left-hand side of the blue bar that also includes the # number of the post in the thread on the right-hand side.

Yeah, that appears to have happened this week, probably during the "back-end" work that was undertaken mid-week. The time-stamps were there Monday. . . .

Earlier this week, and for years before that, the date-and-time-stamp of each post had appeared on the left-hand side of the blue bar that contains the number of the post. (For example, your post to which I am feplying here is "#6" as stated in its blue bar.) However, there was a lot of back-end...

The flame tongue's victory would really burn me up if I had a sword in this fight. :devil:

Wasn't that supposed to be the eventual setting for the Greyhawk movie, Mad Mage: Fury Yonder? One of those fake towns was where the Thunderdome was located, in which the Fury was supposed to be-Yonder.

Nobody can find the "Chosen" background any more because of the great crash of the EN World database in 2016. If you will notice, the original post in this thread is dated from 2014; and the contents of the Homebrew database haven't been restored yet.

Striking out one word for clarity:

A storied family, indeed. (Deservedly so.) Acknowledging that American pro football isn't primarily a geek topic doesn't make the loss any less. Dan's dedication to doing the right thing was an example to many. He'll be missed.

The issue of timing has already been addressed, but there's also this (already mentioned by someone else): the Cleric can take the feat "Magic Initiate (Wizard)" to get one casting of Find Familiar per day; then can invest anyone with that casting. Familiars for everybody! Having a familiar...

A dark elf named Dr. Izzie who has a Ponzi. "Is 'e really a Doctor? Is 'e really a dark elf?" "We don't know! He might be glammered!" "Yeah, that makes it more likely that 'e's really a dark elf: they can do that." (So the Ponzi scheme steals all their money. . . .)

That feature of the "Healer" feat is only usable once per character per short rest, as stated above; but the "Healer" feat also has another use: each time you expend a use of a Healer's Kit to stabilize a dying creature, that creature regains 1 hit point. This means that you can give your dying...

[Quoting the whole thing because a lot of thought went into that.] • Zephyr Strike: I like that as a Ranger-only 1st-level spell, which the Ranger cannot cast at all at 1st level because the Ranger is a half-caster. Casting as a bonus action, and thereby getting advantage on one attack per...

That is a lot of subclasses. (-es) :)

I'm sure you meant "Tome of Beasts." I'm also sure Baur wanted to present all of those beasts in a pre-tomb state, so the PCs could have the glory and excitement of putting them into their tombs. :)

Circling back around to something that may have been missed in the ongoing avalanche of posts: cbwjm replied to a post by Manbearcat by saying: Then Tony Vargas replied with this comment: . . . and in response to that, cbwjm asked: I don't want to post an actual link to the "forge"...

The first thing that jumped out at me that Antonlowe changed from the PHB is that all of the new versions belong to the same School: "Necromancy." That's strongly 2nd Edition style, but it's not the way the 5th Edition was created.

You don't "recall correctly": The threshold for inclusion was stated to be only 10% per The Gnome Effect, not 20%. Specifically, if only 1 player in 10 wanted to play a gnome, that meant one of every 2 gaming tables (of 5 players each). That's a massive proportion of the customer base. Agreed...

Based on the thread title, "Idas for a New ENworld Class?" -- I was expecting a proposal for a class to emulate the various denizens of ENworld: posters, boosters, snipers, scoopers, reminiscers, debaters, jokers, philosophers, etc.

This countdown timer is set awfully close to April 1, i.e. April Fool's Day. Could they already have planned their April Fool's Day gag based on the "Pina Colada Song" by Rupert Holmes? I've got to meet you by tomorrow noon, and cut through all this red tape At a bar called O'Malley's, where...