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I got to play a playtest game for this at Gary Con last year. It was a lot of fun! I want to know more about characters that blend scifi and fantasy.

It's funny, because I thought about using Acquisitions Inc. for Spelljammer. Particularly for a ship that hails out of the Rock of Bral.

Have any of you used the Acquisitions Incorporated book in your games? If so, how closely do you follow the lore? Do you feel that it holds up to the test of time? I'm considering using it to flesh out the background of an NPC that I may or may not use.

Thanks, I appreciate it. He was a player in the first D&D campaign I played in, which was a homebrew science fantasy game using the AD&D 2e rules. His character died in battle. However, we already have a hologram version of him set up as a training hologram. He was also a player in my old...

Late Sunday night, I heard the news that my friend Dave had passed away. Dave was part of my original college group. We played together for many years. Life took us in different directions, but we kept in contact on Facebook. In recent months, my original gaming group got back together for a...

Thank you!

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I'm shocked that Palanthas from Dragonlance isn't on this list! That's my vote. It's the jewel of Solamnia. However, its brightness is besmirched by the Tower of High Sorcery of Palanthas,and its infamous Shoikan Grove.

I will definitely be getting the regular cover on this one. It feels more like classic D&D chromatic dragons.

It was kind of them to release that on my birthday. Looks like I'm getting a nifty present this year. I hope it works well with Dragonlance.

Herb Tarlek, from WKRP in Cincinnati! :D

Pathfinder 1e!

My 2nd favorite is 2nd edition. It was the edition I started with. Plus it was ripe with creativity! I know the various settings weren't a financially sound plan, but they were creatively awesome. Plus there were tons of novels.

For me, it's familiarity and what I like. However, it's also about the lore and settings. I am a huge fan of D&D's settings and the lore that goes with them. In particular, Dragonlance.

No, they used regular goblins with psionic abilities.

Malhavoc Press did that first with the Magister class from Arcana Unearthed. I was a huge fan back in the day.

At one point in playtesting, there was the idea of a single mage class, with sorcerer, wizard, and warlock being subclasses. To some degree, I feel like this is the way they should have gone. Alas. The sorcerer has become kind of a repository for inner magical power, which is fine. It's all...

Well now that just makes sense! I thought the goal was to overthink things and not use simple obvious solutions. ;) Seriously, though, that's a good, simple solution.