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Thanks to the fact that WotC releases the 3 core books with such long time intervals, I still wasn't able to make up my mind about it. I've read the free rules online, I've watched a couple podcasts, talked to my gaming groups about it, but without the Monster Manual I still don't know what the...

The free micro adventures are great!

My group is soon wrapping up a big campaign and we were thinking about switching to 5.24... We talked it over this weekend and decided not to. So, yeah the current 5.24 marketing campaign lost them a group. We would have bought it without all the fiascos.

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Seth Skorkovsky did a review of this adventure:

I was talking to someone and we came to the conclusion that: Tales of the Valiant is at the bottom of our interest list, when it comes to 5e related RPGs. To top it of, we think the current offering of TotV isn't "enough" and we forecast that it is going to be pushed out of the limelight and be...

1. Human Regular Half-fiend (Tiefling) Half-celestial (Aasimar) Planetouched (Genasi) Half-animal (Catfolk, Dogfolk, Skaven, Dragonborn etc.) Fey-touched (Centaur, Satyr, Hamadryad etc.) Half-Giant (Goliath/Firbolg) 2. Dwarf Hill, Shield, Grey/Duergar 3. Elves Eladrin/High/Sun/Gold...

I like this song the best:

I thought for a sec this is about Ptolus? Sorry, nevermind. Carry on!

The PCs are tiny. I like to create reasonable alternatives. For example, there are "horses", they are just called... badgers, there are ocean faring ships, they are just called giant turtles etc. Obviously I have to rethink it for Bloomburrow. But I try to use only "tiny" animals and the...

The only race/heritage/species I miss is Turtlefolk. And one of my players would love Kitsune... I mean Foxfolk. 😉 So my campaign will start in a Turtlefolk village and the level 20 Big Bad Guy will be a Turtledragon. 😁 I'll add some L5R style houses (alá Game of Thrones), a couple unique...

Bump! Uh... I mean... Part two of worldbuilding is out: https://magic.wizards.com/en/news/feature/planeswalkers-guide-to-bloomburrow-part-2 :D

I tried to follow the 5.24 news, but splitting it up into multiple chunks just lost me. As far as I can see, low levels are a little bit easier and weapon "features" are fun. Anything else important that you guys know?

There is enough information here to run a 1-20 campaign... and this is only part 1... for MTG! I am sure they could easily put together a campaign book for D&D.

Alexandrian!!! 😄

Am I the only one who would like a Bloomburrow (from Magic the Gathering) setting book for D&D 5.24? I am a big fan of the Redwall books, Wind in the Willows and similar anthropomorphized children tales and of course Reepicheep from the Narnia books. There are already a couple alternatives...

I personally use soldier (for fighter) and martial artist (for monk) at my table.

I love the cute art! 😀👍

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