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You'll be very excited to hear about the recently released Van Richten's Guide to Ravenloft...

So I haven't read the Dragonlance rules. Does it say "let your player make a cleric and don't tell them they won't get....you said class features, so I guess tell them they don't get a class"?

I don't think it's an accident. I think they very purposefully were vague about how the relationship between warlock and patron works. To the extent that this is a rules issue it is that you wish they had made concrete rules in the first place.

If you want all your patrons to work that way, more power to you. I've had a warlock in the party with a patron of that kind. It was fine. I've also had a warlock with a patron that took an interest in him. He was one of several of her agents, but she gave him missions to do, and after he did...

Because their game has a different story than your example.

https://www.enworld.org/threads/2020-was-the-best-year-ever-for-dungeons-dragons.680165/ Not trying to drag you or by linking that, just thought you'd be interested since a lot of discussion on this topic happened in that thread. Your article is actually older, interestingly. And as far as I...

Like the adventure path of the year Eberron came out involved noir tropes in Eberron. And this year adventure is a horror themed trip to Ravenloft. Snark aside, I wouldn't be against it. I do wonder if the current D&D team feels the planes have the same hurdles previous teams did. It's partly...

They'll do it in one book anyway.

I think just about every shonen anime would like to have a word with you.

*Second and third settings

Edit: Deleted as to not derail the thread further.

I'm not well informed about it, but my understanding is that twitchtracker is just taking a (somewhat) educated guess about sub counts.

My wild hypothesis is a Dungeoncraft Ressurected book.

Wyatt has a pretty long history with the D&D team and worked on some major projects. Along with Paramandur's list add DMG1 and DMG2 for 4e. It be quite a slap in the face to give him a box of dice and index cards to manage as his first project lead after returning to the fold.

I think essentials-level is very possible, and within the realm of acceptable.

Whatever he's working on they put it on a pedestal next to two of their top tier releases, so if they show off a package of socks next to their designer dresses they aren't allowed to be surprised if there is a backlash. Edit: Display case. I should have used display case instead of pedestal.

Most games the PC's ends up in whatever void all fictional characters in unfinished stories go to. It goes without saying. I don't think anyone was imaging a scenario where a player goes without a class the rest of the campaign. It's another reason the player and DM should discuss this ahead...

I would want my DM and I to discuss it, but that strikes me as a reasonable halfway point for a player not losing their entire class but still suffering some loss of abilities for upsetting their patron. Even if a patron couldn't take any abilities from a player, it seems like the familiar...

Few theories: -It's basically only experienced, devoted groups who make it to high level. -Long-running campaigns have too much baggage to be able to easily insert pre-made adventures into. Team Dragon Slayers has the artifacts of Shine Style that will let them bypass a certain category of...

Warlocks could either use Charisma or Constitution, with different spells keying off different stats (or some letting you choose either). Sorcerers were Charisma only as the main stat, with two spell sources using Strength as a secondary and two using Dexterity.