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Actually, I think that making the AL scenarios downloadable for a price and after some time (3 months/half a year) would be a good idea. Not everybody want to GMing outside their home games, or have the time, or have an actual FLGS nearby or a thousand other reasons, but they could get a lot...

The older Drizzt books are very enjoyable IMO. From a certain point however, they are getting a little... repetative. I was actualy getting somewhat excited during the Neverwinter-era, because I hoped for fresh opportunities with the new characters after the old crew's death and more interesting...

Just a thought: I get that they can't afford to do things like in 2e-3e times. That they concentrate on their most popular setting. That's OK and understandable. But it is indeed a self-fulfilling prophecy by every means. And since there IS a demand for other settings, what if they would: - Do...

Absolutely understandable! Golarion was also very...strange for me, after many years of FR, I thought "okay they did an alternative FR for themselves, and splash every dnd setting and genre on top of that". The whole seemed a big mess. After that I read some novels and setting books and the...

The thing is, as others pointed out, Golarion is a faaaaaar wider setting as themes goes than Faerün. Note, that I like Faerün and OotA seems very nice. Golarion manages to integrate everything and everything's second nephew and his guinea pig into itself, which makes it possible to house very...

Reading the comments, I wonder, how much people plays in Golarion with 5E? I would not be surprised if that would be the 2nd most played. Tons of material, supported continualy. I'm myself seriously considering right now a Golarion campaign, because, while I like FR, Paizo did a great work with...

Or, who knows, maybe people likes horror and enjoy the gothic millieu. ;) Besides, RL is kinda half-homebrew in a lot of cases with the unstable universe actively encouraging that.

Ravenloft as the 2nd most-played official setting? Interesting and dreadfully heartwarming. :D

No, but some classes names have in-game meanings. Like druid, ranger, bladesinger, purple dragon knight, bard etc. These are mostly overlappng with the classes, but not 100%.

Pretty much all of this and, well, everything else that is in the core class features in the PHB. I get it, for a lot of people, proficiency in certain skills is covering the wilderness part of the class, but please understand, that to a lot of other people (including me) the extra features the...

Mostly agree. The thing is, for me, the ranger is not one big schtick, but the sum of the things it does and the fluff behind it. Making a strong, viable beastmaster archetype is good, a lot of people want it, but I don't think that the pet should be the main thing of the core class. As I said...

Errr, I'm a bit biased, because overall, I like the writing and the crunch too in the book. However, I'm not convinced in the format. -will other FR regional books be? If no the content regarding the regions aside the SC are not enough. If there are, will they repeat the generic stuff? Or I'll...