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As someone who has had the same username for 17 years, it's not about being anonymous. Heck, I had a myspace page with my real name attached to it back when that was a thing (nowadays I don't even have a twitter or facebook because the places are so horrible). Nowadays, if I did switch over to...

My name just means "Idiot." My current avatar was lifted from the now defunct Dragon+ App. I found the whimsical Trashpunk-adventurer kobold to be eye-catching.

I play the Transformers RPG from Renegade (well mostly, the sub-systems are designed to be mixed and matched to a high degree, which means the game I'm in has a bit more shoved into it), which is basically the same system, only more extreme because Transformers are giant alien robots who can...

Some hard hitting stuff here.

AE as in "Anniversary Edition." The harkening back is a soft allusion.

The 5 is redundant, just call it "AE". The subtilty harkens back to AD&D that way.

Out of this list of 4, Abjurer is the one I would have cut first. Mostly to bring back the Necromancer (which is far more iconic), but also because the Abjurer just doesn't fill the "white mage" niche that it's purported to fill, due to being entirely devoid of healing spells (save for like a...

The organic bits of Warforged are wood. Which Implies they could theoretically live for 5 thousand years (the age of the oldest living non-colony tree is just shy of this). Which is 6 times longer than Elf, and 4 times longer than a Dragon.

And the majority of that damage is Radiant to boot. But honestly, it looks like the damage range maps to what we saw in the MotM book, which was expected to happen. Even with that forewarning, I still suspect a lot of people are going to be shocked when the MM comes out and everyone switches...

D&D Anniversary Edition, D&D AE for short?

Also from that Treantmonk video, Bear resistance is confirmed to be nerfed. Which is going to make Barbarians feel really squishy now that monsters have more elemental attacks.

No word on Damage Resistances? They were planning on nerfing them.

Yes!

The formatting bones seem easier to parse so far, but this monster isn't particularly complicated to begin with. I would really have to see something complex to get a better grasp on everything. Though it is worth noting that apparently the PHB monsters don't have much if any lore next to...

Do we know bonus action spells work the same clunky way? Given that 2024dnd was supposed to remove bits of clunk?

What is the name of this art style? Edit: I didn't understand why I was getting upvotes, so I reworked the question to highlight the fact I was asking a question.

Have you tried the story hour subforum? https://www.enworld.org/forums/story-hour.14/

Monsters and magic items should be trivial to import (unless they reference an outmoded rule that is). As for characters I fully believe you can't simply mix-and-match 2024 and 2014 rules without significant effort. One of the craziest things I have heard is that Artificers have seem to have...

Apparently the discussion here was meant to be moved to another thread, move along please~

Like maybe 1/3 druids I've seen were Moon. Which means they aren't the majority (or even seen more than any other druids) but they are the most common.