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Downloaded my Level UP 5e PDFs. It looks suspiciously compatible with D&D 5e, lol. EDIT: I'm only in character creation and I give that section an A+. It's basically everything I could have wanted from the other 5e. And you made humans INTERESTING. For that it's money well spent.

Mystara and Dark Sun and an "other" of Al-Qadim.

I resemble that Mystara remark. Multiple paragraphs. I was almost embarrassed I wrote so much but since I know WotC actually reads this stuff I kept typing. It'll never be published but at least I tried.

Response from me on the "how much have you spent in the past 6 months". Exactly zero dollars on official or licensed products but $1100 on 3rd party stuff, all from Kickstarter. WotC just isn't making product I'm interested in. Even extending out to 1 year it'd be zero. Though I have bought a...

Looks like it'll give Level Up a run for its money on Kickstarter. I'd rather have adventures from from the Hickman's as I think they are good adventure designers but I trust they'll be able to put together a professional product. Sometimes I wish WOTC would put out ultra-premium editions of...

Original Dungeons and Dragons 44 Advanced Dungeons and Dragons 51 Basic Dungeons and Dragons 51 B/X Dungeons and Dragons 50 BECMI Dungeons and Dragons 53+1 = 54 Advanced Dungeons and Dragons, 2nd Edition 47 Dungeons & Dragons, Rules Cyclopedia Edition 50 Classic Dungeons & Dragons 51-2 = 49...

Exactly. There is zero need to have all worlds and stories connected everywhere with some kind of unified cosmology. Honestly, it's a big reason I lean towards 3rd party settings and adventures because they just don't care about all the cosmology wankery WotC goes through.

I picked Sorcerer. Though it's close with Warlock. I'd never play either.

I suspect I'm not the only one but I backed this in part because of the value I've gotten from the enworld website, in particular the D&D forums and all the various posters and their opinions. I've spent zero on accessing the forums and I don't even see ads. I have an adblocker so I'm not even...

Starter Set/Free Basic Rules- Devoured the Basic Rules when they were released before the PHB was. Lost Mine of Phandelver is a great adventure. Core Rules Player's Handbook - Used so much I had to get my copy replaced for free Dungeon Master's Guide - Read and used Monster Manual - Used a lot...

My personal preference as a DM is 6. I just find it easier to balance adventures and it also still leaves a nice table dynamic if there are one or two players absent (temporary or permanent). I've also enjoyed playing the most when there have been six players. Not more, not less. Six.

I was 10 when Dragons of Autumn Twilight was released. It is 100% a kid-friendly series of books. I agree that Dragonlance, more than most D&D settings, is great for younger players. I doubt WotC will go this route but it's a great way to play to the strengths of Dragonlance and separate it from...

My Xanathar's Guide is 5th printing and printed in the USA, FWIW.

I'd love it if we got, instead of the 97th type of elf, we had something done with humans.

I'm all for this. It gives the market more "official" products without flooding the main market. Like a movie having comic book or novel tie-ins.

I agree with some of the above posters who say that even more skills could be consolidated, such as Athletics and Acrobatics, as well as consolidation of some of the knowledge skills. On the other hand, I'd like a knowledge skill such as Streetwise that existed in the WEG SW RPG. I'd like a...

I ditched subraces early on in my 5e DMing and told players that subrace has no meaning in-game and just pick the lump of stats that worked best. If nothing worked then we could swap roughly equivalent traits. Personally, I'd love to see something done with humans to give them far more...

I wish a DM screen would be landscape rather than portrait. As to actual content I don't really have any good ideas.

Basically this for any old D&D setting. It's been long enough into 5e's run that I can find or convert for myself any old setting or adventure. No real need to pay WotC at this point. That being said, the one setting I'd really be keen on is Dark Sun. I skipped every 2e supplement when they...

Or, as in my case, neither be offended nor find it funny enough to even elicit a smile. It's a joke so lame even I'd be embarrassed to make it.