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I get it. I prefer books too, but I really don't see them releasing compilation books for FR lore. Are you talking about the Van Richten's Guides published from '91-'95 when it was still TSR? I just don't see that as a WotC 5e move. Dunno. Maybe they'll prove me wrong, but I don't really see...

Ok, sure. I'm just using the #'s listed on the 2015-2019 Comparison page you referenced which shows "18 days / 2 weeks" for RoS. So on average (not counting Solo), RoS should have another 363 days of release left! Force Awakens: 380 days / 54 weeks Last Jedi: 382 days / 54 weeks Solo: 221 days...

I mean.. if you're just compiling the 1-4e lore... why not just buy the 1-4e books in PDF and read them? That's why they haven't done it, because there is no need. People either already own it or can already buy that lore elsewhere. @darjr - that makes the d20's look even bigger!

All of the Mouse Star Wars films so far except Solo were in release for 54 weeks... Rise of Skywalker has been out for 2 weeks so far.

It's... pretty interesting what has gotten dice sets. Dragon Heist had a dice set Descent into Avernus had a dice set Guildmaster's Guide to Ravnica had a dice set Tomb of Annihilation had a dice set. So 3 adventures and a setting. Saltmarsh, Eberron, Acquisitions Inc., Rick and Morty...

I mean... it's not going to be a setting. We just got a new setting for 5e. I voted Mish-mash

Ok, I missed the "CC" part when I read your post! Either way, the OP asked about a "blaster with social skills", so Careful doesn't really mesh with that concept.

Careful is best for non-blasting spells though, something like Hypnotic Pattern, etc. for damaging spells it's really not great because your party is still taking half-damage which is not great. I don't know about Heighten at 10th... it's ok but expensive. Again more for builds that are...

I mean... that's pretty much true of any fantasy thing anywhere that uses D&D rules and is semi-Euro based. You can slip them from any world to the other easily... because they're all based on the same rules and flavor. There is nothing monumentally striking about anywhere in Greyhawk that you...

I edited mine to go back to the halfling count on post 172, but I can't tell if @Yardiff's 2nd post is just a correction or a double vote?

Dwarf 20 Elf 15 Gnome 12+1=13 Half-elf 14 Halfling 5 Human 13-2 too boring, they already dominate the worlds, they don't need to win this poll too!

I wouldn't do both of them, pick one or the other as suits your taste. They are both fine. Maybe leave that as a player option/choice to represent variation in the race? Some are skin shedders and some are skin changers kind of thing. If you allow for both of them as a choice, I'd probably...

@Esker put together a good build here for what you'd asked about I think. Basically did all the things I'd have done for this idea except maybe some different spells here or there. The only thing I'd add for the background is that being a Noble usually helps in most social situations, so...

Ed Greenwood did 8 different write-ups on Nimbral for the WotC website back in 3.x days. First one is HERE Realmslore Archive is here They were also featured in the 2e Wizards and Rogues of the Realms Nimbral is one of my favorite Realms locales.

Wow, would he ever! That would be a great pairing :)

They look like roughly the same size as the MtG d20's that come in those sets. Maybe. Perspective is hard to tell in this picture

Dwarf 24 Elf 25-2=23 Gnome 16 Half-elf 22 Half-Orc 7+1=8 Halfling 14 Human18 Always! :)

Unlike say Monsters of Faerun? ;) I think it'll be a combo book honestly. Mini-gazetteer/adventures with new monsters included. Hopefully also the Gem Dragons :)

Those both look good, but I also don't mind the Magic Resistant trait. It's good, but it's not crazy out of bounds for a PC to me.

Sorry all. The holidays kept me away from all my boards. I'm just getting back into posting now basically. I'll roll over to the IC board and see where I left it.