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Truly. I personally hope, it will be released as BluRay real soon (or at least at SOME point).

Lock this thread, we're done here. ;) Thank you :)

Hey, with my favorite 5e lookup website down, I'm in a bit of a pickle. For the life of me, I can't find an official archive of Wizard's Unearthed Arcana. Sadly, some characters in groups I'm in have used some of the char rules from there, and I'd be at a loss if those were gone. Any help?

With the caveat, that 'good' means 'stuff I like': Warhammer FRP (except 3rd edition, sorry) Dragon Warriors Das Schwarze Auge (The Dark Eye, in English)

My own early experience matches what you describe. The 'role' was pretty much purely the class and whatever other attribute the system used (1st and 2nd edition DSA - The Dark Eye - for me). The advent of 'personalities' for me really only began with 3e D&D, though I can't rightly tell if that...

For what it's worth, both wife and I read through the whole series twice. We're skewing the average here, I guess ;)

Most everything from EN Publishing, not kidding. Their (huge) campaigns are marvelous pieces if work, and the smaller things are worth a look as well.

Right, that was weak sauce on my part... sorry about that.

Is this going through the Patreon? Or how does one aquire this gem?

Man, that looks like an impressive and gorgeous array of books. Looks like EN is pulling a Paizo and doing D&D 5.5, eh? ;) I just might dish out dough for this...

Well, there's Rise of the Drow, a whole campaign. I used a few things by AAW now and the and found them to be solid, if unspectacular. RotD has popped up on my radar as quite worthwhile a few times, but I never really read it.

Great article, thank you. @gelf minor thing: the trickery cleric's ability is called "Invoke Duplicity".

Gurgi indeed a great character (sort of a nice Gollum, a Smeagol, if you will)

SO going to back this.

Based on "This thread is for discussion!": Wow... am I the only person actually reading "The Book of Three" or is the rest of you still busy digging through the pages? I first gave the book to my teenage daughter to read. She read it fairly quickly, which means, she was at least halfway...

To answer the question at the end: no, I don't. In fact, I'm often stressed and wound up before running a session, and find focusing on the game and having an enjoyable experience with nice people to be relieving and invigorating. Ymmv, of course :)

Actions. Understanding what type of actions there are, what one can do with them, that's all pretty crucial and not nearly as self explanatory as us grognards might think...

Well, I'm currently DM'ing Tyranny of Dragons, so....

Why the negativity? Have any of those people shown a tendency to fake their gaming enthusiasm in the past? Edit: and, as was pointed out, even if, so what? It doesn't hurt anyone, it promotes the game we (most of us) love in some form or another...

I feel left out... Unless I gravely overlooked it despite the warnings here, I wasn't given an NDA, nor were there any questions regarding upcoming stuff. Only "how to you like this ability", sort of. Are people in Germany being treated differently?