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The Sciences of Illumination, Mutation, and Regeneration will all appear in this book. The subclass from Keep Your Powder Dry isn't being reprinted here, however.

That choice makes total sense to me, and it doesn't affect balance in any significant way. As long as those basic bombs are essentially at-will attacks, the class works as intended.

Yep. Each author will be credited by name on each class they designed.

Surely you can see why they have that policy, though. A ton of spammers, harassers, and so forth use VPNs to make multiple accounts and circumvent IP bans. I see it as a net gain for the user experience.

The intent is that characters with Extra Attack get a second attack anyway, meaning that the Double-Action property doesn't do anything for them. They can Extra Attack as normal. The Double-Action property is mainly a boon to characters who don't "naturally" get an Extra Attack.

Splitting up the tightly packaged themes into many different components is too messy, and far too granular for what we're going for. For a different type of player experience, you could try using themes instead of backgrounds!

ZEITGEIST will appear monthly in EN5ider instead of the monthly one-shot adventure. It's basically the same route we took with To Slay a Dragon/Holdenshire Chronicles, but on an epic scale!

Hopefully this will be useful for players who want a little bit more simulation and historical context than the firearms in the DMG, but who don't need game rules to adhere rigidly to reality. If not, you may find this a useful jumping-off point for your own 5e firearm rules!

Following this Campaign Guide, the ZEITGEIST Players' Guide will be released over the next few months, then adventures will start rolling out. It's a huge undertaking, so serialization may take some time.

This 5e conversion is based off of the Pathfinder RPG version of ZEITGEIST, since 5e inherits more d20 System mechanics than 4e mechanics. Encounter level conversion is still the biggest concern, since the CR of Pathfinder monsters are based on individual PCs, rather than a party of 4-5. There...

Those stretch goals are definitely keeping me busy! The more Eldritch Lairs dungeons you guys fund, the better. I'm quite proud of them.

I think there are several ways of handling any of these bits; as an old-school style adventure, the goal is to give the GM a lot of agency in how the adventure is run. In any case, this is how I would personally run it! 1. I would have the existence of the dragon-slaying artifacts be made...

Hi! I'm James, the editor for EN5ider. I can answer any questions you have about our 5e version of Holdenshire/To Slay a Dragon. :)

I'm not sure what the problem is, but patrons should be able to use this link to download it: https://www.patreon.com/file?h=6821125&i=583145 For non-patrons, it will lead to a blank page.

In a phrase, it's a demon-summoner, with a bit of necromancer and mad scientist thrown in for taste. —Ed.

Also worth noting, Perkins has said on Twitter he made Drizzt a fighter here just because he wanted fighter class features instead of ranger ones. There's no lore being tampered with here... any more than Acq. Inc. already does, anyway.

Also looks like Pendleton Ward, creator of Adventure Time, is in on this. It seems like whatever Project Riboflavin is, we'll see what it was he was talking with Wizards of the Coast about back in Spring 2015.

Well, he said Keep on the Borderlands. The OP talks about Betrayal at House on the Hill. EDIT: Mike Selinker (who was one of those behind Betrayal) isn't on this list, but it does credit "the Lone Shark interns." Lone Shark Games is Mike's gaming company. My money's on a new Betrayal.

Inside scoop from Geek & Sundry offices: the stream performed fantastically and everyone is very happy. No plans to do it again yet, but everyone's open to the idea.

Glad to see that this idea is gaining traction and visibility in the gaming community. One big thing that everyone should remember is that discrimination isn't always as blatant and capital-E Evil as the actions described in the Latining article. One subtle thing I've noticed is that, using...