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I do believe you're probably right. le sigh @doctorbadwolf As for a scholar/ritualist with otherwise no inherent magic ability, I'd like to see that.

True, it might work to see a few different spirit-based subclasses spread around, similar to one of the proposed treatments of 5e psionics I've seen. Someone previously mentioned a poltroon archetype, The Classic Coward (Shaggy from Scooby Doo comes to mind!) - maybe an evasive/defensive...

I do think there's a space in 5E for a spirit-channeling shaman type, but not sure where it'd fit best. Circle of Spirits Druid? Domain of Ancestors Cleric? Perhaps even a Sorcerer bloodline or Warlock pact? It's often hard to make real world mystic traditions fit D&D to a T.

Nothing to add but to applaud this metaphor - it elegantly conveys my own thoughts on the matter!

When I play this adventure I'm going to swipe this genius pun and gleefully await the groans from my DM :D

I love it! If I were a locathah PC I'd quest to locate a Decanter of Endless Water...

The only real "divine rogue" archetype that comes to my mind is a sin-eater - maybe they have some limited Remove Curse capability?

Sounds like Mother Gothel from Disney's Tangled would be a good inspiration. I like these takes on the villains!

Gyor - Setting = you need the DMG and/or PHB to run it Stand-alone = it literally stands alone, i.e. the book itself contains the rules you need to run it

I'd love "Something Brand New" too, just for sake of curiosity. Is there anything they haven't tried that's glaringly obvious, that can't be folded into an existing setting that is? 5E Modern? (ducks the thrown to-mah-toes)

Greyhawk will always have a spot in my heart thanks to my first D&D experience, the Temple of Elemental Evil computer game. I loved that game, bugs and all! Oh Bertram, my pirate husband ❤:ROFLMAO: RIP you silly man

I do somewhat fear they've moved on, but I really hope they at least put out more material, maybe like a follow-up adventure to CoS with lots of extra setting info. That would be ideal to me if we can't get a full guide.

If you're bored with Forgotten Realms this might not be a helpful direction, but Cubicle 7 did release a 5E Adventures in Middle Earth book, which has some rules for travel and some newer more LotR-appropriate classes like the Scholar. It's interesting and well done, even if LotR isn't within my...

I'd love to see more Ravenloft lands explored, even just a Dread Realms Gazetteer, so I can let my inner Goth fly free like a bat. My personal choice for next in line. Dark Sun would be a welcome change of pace, with emphasis on privation, corruption, and of course psionics. I think this is...

As far as "official settings" i.e. Wizards-published settings you just have Eberron and Ravnica. Eberron you'll be familiar with. I happen to like what I've seen so far. Ravnica is the first wholly new to D&D setting in a while, based on a land from Magic the Gathering. Its a world-city with...

Sounds cool! My players are all newish to D&D but I think they'd love the setting :)

Thanks Iron Sky for the great critique! Absolutely useful going forward. :D I'm stoked that there were some parts that came of really well, and if I was able to leave at least some stealable images or elements then I'm proud of it for a first go. You definitely pointed out lots of things that...

POSTED :D So stressful to try copying from email and posting by phone. This was stressful but the fun kind of stressful. Can't wait to read MortalPlague's entry!

BLIND FAITH BLOOD DEBT BODY COUNT ETHEREAL COURTIER ODD CUBE REGICIDE BLOOD TITHES by Mr. Kent The capital of MARROWVANE is all that is left of an embattled kingdom, whose doom began generations ago with the death of King REDIVAN. His closest friend, SANDRUGO—vizier, court doctor, and...

Yes, very intriguing! Good luck MortalPlague!