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Wizards has previously said that everything from them will be loosely set in the Forgotten Realms. At-least with products announced so far officially or through distributors.

I would certainly allow you to supply the material component in my campaign if you were dealing with a temple where at-least one of the player characters has some renown points. In that case I would waive a supply surcharge. If you are dealing with a temple where none of the player characters...

I think the closest thing you are going to get for a while is Elminster's Forgotten Realms. At-least for now they don't seem eager to sell campaign books. I liked Elminster's Forgotten Realms but it does require another campaign source-book to make it complete; but it could be any of them from...

Awesome. Thanks. Not sure if I will use this or something simpler but now I know how they figured their costs.

You certainly can ignore any campaign setting book and use the materials you already own. I personally ran a Forgotten Realms campaign starting in 1369 DR for about a year now using primarily second edition source materials. We ran the campaign using Castles & Crusades rules but it could have...

I have HeroLab which I bought initially for Savage Worlds and the Editor. I have used it some for Savage Worlds and D&D Fourth Edition but not tons. I would buy the 5E add-on for sure however.

My group finished our Castles & Crusades F. Realms game for now on Saturday. We decided to take a break and try fifth edition D&D. I offered to the players to allow the point buy method or to roll a table array. At first I though they were going to go with the point buy. I even hinted I might...

I often have had players loathing to play the thief (sometimes worse than the cleric). :) The only time it wasn't a terrible issue was under D&D Fourth Edition where rogues were beast and even then there were some options available. Under D&D Fifth Edition there are some backgrounds and tools...

Player's Handbook is also back in stock if you want to take advantage to get a table copy! :)

Greetings. I am doing some thinking about the benefits of certain affiliations I am writing up for my upcoming Free City of Greyhawk campaign. I am interested in what people have thought about NPC Spellcasting Services and how much to charge. I consider this a worthy Rank 1 benefit for an...

Just picked mine up in the neighboring state. Lots of interesting looking stuff to read. Also just seen the Star Wars trailer and love how it starts with a Space Balls reference!

I seem to recall pre-order links on the Frog God website but I don't see them now. I might be misremembering or just recalling the Backer-Kit page for the Kickstarter. You might be able to order the books that way but I am unsure. There is a contact page for them. I would ask on it.

Greetings! How much gold per level does it cost to train? What is the time component? Thanks.

I was never discussing the cosmic significance of the release date for longevity. I was discussing the fact the special WPN window falls on a holiday weekend where some stores will be closed and it is less than ideal for customers looking to get the book early. If the release date wasn't...

You miss the point. Are you disputing that the book release date isn't November 28th at WPN stores? That is the official WPN date.

The rest of the gaming community counts the WPN release as pretty official regardless of the general Amazon/bookstore date. And no matter how you call it it was very poorly selected.

This post seems very reasonable to me. It takes a lot of time and the character would loose some of his drow abilities to compensate for loosing his only racial disadvantage. In most of my campaigns I wouldn't allow a player to make a drow elf just the same as I wouldn't allow them to play an...

The new release date of the Dungeon Master's Guide seems to be very poorly chosen. The day before the release is a national holiday. The day of the release is an unofficial holiday and some mom and pop game stores are planning on being closed for both days and the first one I called is planning...

Oh I see. The sidebar is/was the play-test version. It seems a bit jumbled since the Knight variant is listed before the Noble sidebar. On a related vibe then we know that generally a commoner has 4 hit points and an armor class of 10 (the two other servants). So the optional squire is a Noble...

But isn't his horse considered a land vehicle by the rules? In the play-test you could have the mount proficiency but this appears to be eliminated in favor of just vehicle (land) or vehicle (water). Under vehicle proficiency is says, "* See the “Mounts and Vehicles” section." So I would think...