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This is very disappointing to hear about. I love 5e. I love the spark of creativity it has inspired within the wider D&D community. But to hear about someone being a mere “token diversity hiring”... That is disheartening for me. I would have thought that after everything with Zak, the...

If I was playing at a table where alignment was used, and it was my character in this situation... LG & NG: catch the kid, make him give the loaf back, then give the kid some gold to buy himself some food. Get the kid a job if the PC is feeling especially charitable. CG: let the kid get away...

Blades and Blasters by Seth Tomlinson. The Chronomancer’s Guide to the Future by Haggard’s Table Both are for 5e. They’re really good.

Umm... I sort of forget it exists... so, I um, don’t use it.

In the Dark Sun-in-all-but-name campaign I ran last year the Mul Bard had a brick-red skin tone and the Elf Druid had a pale gray skin tone. There was also at least one group of dwarves with a metallic brass skin tone, and an elf tribe with bright blue skin and purple-pink hair... EDIT Forgot...

For me, it all depends on the “elevator pitch” at session 0. If the initial presentation of the campaign depicts a world that has a very specific theme and feel to it, and the DM announces which PC races and classes they believe are thematically appropriate for their world... then yes, I will...

There is nothing more frustrating than having to click “read more” 5 separate times before the stupid webpage remembers to include the “swipe for the next page” button... :mad: But now that it’s actually letting me read the issue, omigosh! Angajuk is adorable!

One: Terror of Nature?

Tomb of Annihilation is more like Tomb of Horrors meets Dwellers of the Forbidden City meets Isle of Dread.

This looks awesome! Bring on the Arctic counterpart to ToA’s Tropical Jungle and BG: DiA’s... well, Avernus. Really like the artwork too. Seriously, 5e’s art department keeps getting better and better imo.

HUMANOIDS In my games, humanoids might think and prioritize things differently, but it’s really no different from comparing a neurotypical person to someone who isn’t. Generally speaking, humanoids can experience the full range and extent of what we might call human emotion. The exception to...

Reply to OP. Nice to see WOTC addressing some of the community’s concerns on this subject.

Why not ask him to describe what it is like to be truly cold to you before the game? Just a thought.

Pathfinder 1e had a Forest-type Imperial Dragon called a Dilung. They were CE, and inhabited temperate forests. Interestingly, a Dilung Forest Dragon lacked a true breath weapon, so instead would crush rocks in its mouth and then expel the fragments as a kind of “Shrapnel Breath”. At Young...

the system I currently use: The Astral Sea, Elemental Chaos, Shadowfell, and Abyss are extraplanar locations, home to the supernatural spirits (celestials, elementals, incorporeal undead, and fiends). The Ethereal Plane is the bridge between the Material Plane and the Astral Sea, Elemental...

An Arctic-themed Eberron adventure would be awesome, I agree.

Looks cool!

LAST SUNDAY WE RESUMED PLAY!!! The PCs were hired to explore the Glass Plateau of the Mournland. Approaching the city of Making, they fought three animated pools of mercury and a figure wearing stain-glass armor. After defeating these foes, the PCs crossed a bridge and were attacked by a...

Funny, I personally find reskinning monsters and their statblocks to be the easiest part of 5e.