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I'd certainly be for a Dragonrider / Dragon Pet subclass. But not at the mauling of an existing bit of lore. If they explained that during the 100-year jump the Purple Knights had allied themselves with dragons (purple or otherwise) and had become Dragon Knights of some sort, I would probably...

The state of my yard would beg to differ with you.

Don't forget to throw Jedi in there. They are the "mystic/psychic warriors" that would be akin to Psychic Paladins.

The "Great Man" theory is dead, Jim.

I didn't realize that set had artifacts in it!

Clerics don't have an entirely different "Miracle" system, nor do Bards have some sort of "Song" system - they simply have their own unique set of spells (for the most part). At first, I was against doing the same thing with psions - treating their abilities as spells. However, the more I...

Haven't heard of Home Field Advantage, but the 2014 MM + the three MM Expanded I'll take any day over the 2024 MM.

Start them in the town of Barovia. They'll be fiiiine.

I've seen them at our local LGFS. They're overpriced, you'd be better off with a Chessex set and a little bit of Google (latter totally optional). I picked up the paladin class set of dice from the later post, and they're not all that stunning at the table. Likewise, they lie - the...

TSR tried doing random trading cards back in the 90's (it had NPCs, monsters, items and the like in it). It didn't do so well back then, and I doubt it would again. As for cards covering things like the Rod of Lordly Might, take a look at The Deck Of Many's products. They probably have one...

I could see halving hit points and increasing damage between 1.5x to 2x. I'd only do it for creatures of, say CR 1 or higher - maybe even just CR 3 or higher (whatever 5th level+ characters fight commonly).

I doubt randomized cards, but they did sell cards in 4E for powers, and we've had 5E spells and some class/racial ability cards put out. I could see it being done, but beyond spell cards - they're not for me.

A Skill system that frankly sucks. To work, everyone has to have a moderate skill at everything from the start or they don't get used at all. And frankly, combat and spellcasting should be skills too. Especially when so many spells circumvent having a skill at something.

Oh, I love Goodman. I still have all 52 of their 3E modules sitting on my shelf, and with HumbleBundle picked up a good selection of their 5E adventures! I haven't even gotten to start looking at their DCC adventures... My point was, though that a lot of people (on this board) seem to...

WotC (and others - Goodman's OAR series, for a huge example) seems to clue in that customers are more comfortable buying "what they know" (i.e., reprints/remixes of old material) rather than take a chance on the (iffy) quality of brand-new stuff, in my opinion. The design team has attempted to...

I've been using AI for making images and as an editor for my (wordy) D&D documents. I've also been looking at using AI as a DM for soloing adventuring. AI has its uses - for D&D I'd prefer to NOT see it used to generate content such as commercial adventures or pictures, but I would enjoy it as...

And Dwellers of the Forbidden City (as in, the whole city of Omu). There's also some elements of Return to the Tomb of Horrors thrown in as well - mostly ideas. Actually, to me, most of the 5E big books are remixes/reimagining of old classics: Storm King's Thunder as a remix of the G1-G3...

I wonder if they could get away with a sheet of acrylic stand-ups (maybe just for the heroes) in the box - that'd be neat. If they are doing cards, I hope they have finally gotten the issues worked out that hit them with the Deck of Many Things - and they're not the perforated type that was in...