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I loved the shardminds. I wanted to use them to represent Crystar from Marvel Comics. I feel like those near-human races could be used as Kalashtar subraces, most notably the maenads and synads. I feel like they would need something more to be more than reskinned centaurs. Cool look, though...

I loved the deva! I thought they had an interesting story and were more appealing than aasimar. Plus that artwork was awesome. I wrote an article about them several years ago for the Dragonlance Nexus called The Devas of Godshome, which detailed how they could be used in Dragonlance. Check it...

The X-Men version or the Stranger Things version? Personally, I say both. ;)

Back in the days of 3e and 4e, there were some psionic organizations created for the Forgotten Realms setting, and a few beyond. One of my favorites was the College of the Eclipse, which was kind of THE academy for those with psionic talent. That was in the days when psionics were a separate...

Why would anyone be shouting at the top of their lungs when casting a spell? A ranger is sneaky, so maybe he whispers. If he wanted, he could speak in a normal voice. Or go all bardic and do a song. Personally, I'd lean towards a Kevin Conroy Batman voice, but more as a whisper. It's just...

Ladies and gentlemen, Mick Jagger! :D My favorite settings are the ones with lore and story to them. Dragonlance is my favorite, followed by the Forgotten Realms. Really, I like a lot of settings. Greyhawk had always felt like it was lacking something to me. Story, cohesion. I think I missed...

I got a set. Absolutely gorgeous.

I have a theory that the kids on earth were characters all along and that being in the Forgotten Realms is the second campaign.

Okay, so a couple of things I wish I could see with character sheets. First, the one on D&D Beyond needs to increase their font size. Some of us are over 50 now and our eyes don't read tiny text like that like we used to. Second, there is a lot of info I would like to see on a character sheet...

Oh, I could see where that could be real handy! For example, if someone was playing in a homebrew sci-fi or modern 5e game. You could add tech skills in there. I'll check out the link.

You can still find the Nyambe core book and a few supplements on DTRPG. Another take on "D&D Africa" is The Mwangi Expanse for Pathfinder 2e. I've heard a lot of good things about it. I would think it wouldn't be too difficult to convert. The original project mentioned on this thread appears...

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Paizo should have just released the 5e version of Abomination Vaults, which is hailed as a great adventure path. The compiled Kingmaker adventure path for PF 2e has a 5e Bestiary, which gives you all the stats you need. Mr. Tarrasque has a lot of good things to say about Scarlet Citadel. He's a...

The Dragonlance Nexus now has a Fantasy Grounds version of Tasslehoff's Pouches of Everything on DM's Guild! Tas' Pouches is our very own Dragonlance sourcebook and a platinum best seller on DMs Guild. If you want to incorporate this material in Fantasy Grounds, then please check it out!

The best dragons, IMO, are in any edition where they're drawn by Larry Elmore and Jeff Easley. Also, I will add that the best dragons are the ones in Dragonlance, as they're fleshed-out characters themselves. That has nothing to do with stats and everything to do with my own personal...

That looks really good! Sheila looks bad-ass, and I like Bobby and Diane quite a bit. Is it just me, or does Presto have an exaggerated John Lennon vibe going on?

That's really good! I like it!

The character is going to be 13th level. I figured a +1 or +2 would be good.