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All of that is much easier to build into a class feature, taking up at most a page of rules (a list of options and a "pick X of these" rule), rather than forcing players to comb through several monster manuals hoping to find what they're looking for. Also, you wouldn't have to be at the mercy of...

I don't really understand any part of that argument. "have to": Why does it have to do anything? "broad range of capability": What, like the current rule where you can turn into... uhh, slightly different-looking bags of hit points with boring attacks? ;)

So like most of the clunky stuff in 5e, it's because of highly vocal 3e grognards? Got it.

For an example of how to do it right, just look at 13th Age.

It's what happens when WotC write an extremely clunky rule to begin with, instead of just giving us: "Here are the stats for wildshape at each level, reskin it however you want."

Ouch! Why so aggressive? All I'm saying is that as an ordinary customer of DTRPG, who only interacts with them by browsing their store for stuff to buy, there was no way for me to know this stuff. Now, they might well think that I don't need to know, and they might be right. This might be...

On some blog I've never seen before. ;) I've been told that publishers have been informed when they log in, but finding that information is pretty obscure for us ordinary customers.

Nope.

I can't even find it on a search. They must have pulled it for some reason.

Ridley Scott believes a lot of strange things. Like alien astronauts, or that Deckard was a replicant. :rolleyes:

I think your Alien / Blade Runner mashup is going to be more diffcult than you think. Alien uses more-or-less the classic Year Zero engine, while Blade Runner has opted for the rather different version that was in Twilight:2000.

Glad to see I'm not the only one wondering why empyreans are even in the book... Also happy that the darkmantle isn't getting any love. Stupid impostor, bring back the trapper and lurker above! ;)

Because that's how SPI rolled.

Yes, the Berlin Wall fell, the Soviet Union (and the Warsaw pact) broke up, and despite "winning the Cold War" the West entered a significant recession. To those of us entering the workforce then, who had been raised on the promise of an ever-expanding economy, it kinda felt like the world we...

It's not so much a question, as pointing out that the wording of the ability is ambiguous. Because "while you have a prophecy die" comes first in each description, that seems like it's the main factor governing the ability. A later phrase like "see invisible creatures and objects as per the see...

Because it says "while you have a prophecy die", the later.

I would assume so. Otherwise the mechanisms for increasing or decreasing die size don't make any sense.

I have an old shoe box by my side for miniatures I think I'm going to use in the current session. Minis too big for the box are always visible on shelves around my apartment anyway, so when needed I can just walk over and grab one of them...

This sentence is confusing. Is there a "not" missing somewhere in there?

If ST is played correctly, you're not allowed to murder hobo. So I don't find it surprising at all. :rolleyes: