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That survey is absolutely still valid. WotC is putting out two more classic settings next year, that has been confirmed. They don't care what percentage of gamers care about official settings, they care about which of those official settings are the most popular. WotC has been following those...

Not likely if they are using the campaign setting survey results. Both Dark Sun and Planescape scored substantially higher than Dragonlance. I'm still anticipating Dark Sun and some kind of Planescape/Spelljammer crossover setting next year.

You don't heal exhaustion caused by food/water deprivation unless you eat or drink that day. A long rest does nothing unless you have food/water as well.

Unlikely. Going by the feedback from previous WotC surveys: The first tier was of course, Forgotten Realms. Already done, but it makes sense this would be the setting they use for the one book that revisits a classic setting. Second tier was Eberron, Ravenloft, Dark Sun and Planescape. We've...

No kidding. My only reason for potentially buying this book.

I'm a player in Roll20 and a DM in Foundry. Foundry does take a bit more tinkering and setup but the add-ons are very cool. It just does so much more than roll20. And for those not wanting to pay for a cloud hosted service, you can run your server locally on your own PC. The only downside to...

I'm using the 2CGaming epic rules myself, but never hurts to have options I suppose.

Well, that's an interesting cover. :unsure:

Canada here. I see this link as well.

Phew, looks like I get to pay down my credit card this quarter instead!

Psionics and Undead are both VERY prevalent in Dark Sun. The psionics UA was out mid April, and appeared in Tasha's mid-November. So about 7 months apart. The dragon themed stuff was out end of October, so it might be a bit too fresh for publication yet. This book would only be 5 months after...

Unearthed arcana has been very psionics focused last year, and Tasha's did have an intro to psionics, so Dark Sun could be a contender. Not really interested in Dragonlance.

That's interesting to note as I tend to avoid 5e stuff and spend my money on other more intuitive games, especially ones where the rules mesh well with the setting. When a company converts their game over to 5e they lose some of that uniqueness in favor of more generic fantasy rules in the hopes...

My bad, I got the decimal places mixed up. But as it stands, the perception from the players will likely remain that a d8 is better than a d6. So yeah, it's a bug in the math, but does it really impact play in a perceptible way? From my experience as a SWADE GM it doesn't even come up. Hell, I...

You didn't factor in the wild die, which all PC's and wild cards get to roll. For a TN of 8, the differences between a d6 and a d8 is less than 1%. In addition, the TN of 8 is the only TN where this decrease occurs. So this so called "math bug" is all but imperceptible in play. If you were...

Savage Pathfinder

Yeah those dates for Scarred Lands seem a bit off. They have July 2022 for the PDF version and then skip ahead to March 2023 for the hardcover? Does it really take 9 months to print a hardcover? Does it really take 1.5 years to write a mega-adventure? I've seen both done is far less time, so...

Pretty sure it's because Pinnacle paid/asked Paizo to do it and Paizo agreed. Pinnacle doesn't publish 5e content to my knowledge. It's pretty much all Savage Worlds from them.

Well, that's your opinion. IMO 5e is just "OK". But I love Savage Worlds and their new SWADE edition is fantastic. PF2E never interested me, but I love the Paizo adventure paths so this will be a no brainer for me to pickup.

Savage Worlds has a lot of levers you can adjust to suit this type of campaign style. Have you tried SWADE at all? It does all of the things you're looking for, you just have to know which levers to pull or push.