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What a wonderful gift to share with the community! Thank you, Eric!

Very nicely done, Mike, thank you! I especially like the nous aura and, in particular, your naming of it. It is nice to see a Mediterranean mythological creature that has a feature named drawing from the history of nous. You may already know this, but if not, the adjectival form of it is...

I think Tulok the Barbarian's videos of approximating pop culture characters using D&D player character rules is marvelously entertaining and creative...he just does so many video characters with whom I am unfamiliar. Ted at Nerd Immersion does a nice job of reporting developments in D&D in a...

There might have been a sandworm or two in there. :D

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I have been playing since 1980 and I probably played 2nd edition more than any of them, but if the question is which is the best rules set or game, I would vote for 5th edition hands down.

I picked Spelljammer because it has been my favorite and creatively applies D&D by putting it in space in such a wonderful, fantastic sequence of environments. I also answered the 2nd Edition historical guides, such as A Mighty Fortress that I am using now. I always loved playing D&D in...

As someone who played a lot of 1st edition and 2nd edition...a lot. And, who created binders worth of spells and fun optional rules for 2nd edition in particular and loved it to death, I am a bit stunned to be seeing these votes so far. To each their own, but I find 5th edition so much more...

It was due to touchdown but the spelljamming ship that was to deliver it got lost somewhere in the Astral Sea. Their compass said, "pass through the phlogiston," but they couldn't find that so they swerved portside when they ought to have gone starboard.

I love you all so much! I chuckled reading these incredibly nuanced reviews. Most of you have great points. However, when I sit back and think about it, I would say this film is a tremendous achievement and could at least be in the running to be the first science fiction film to win an Academy...

Maybe because he cares. He sounds like a nice guy.

You are most welcome, friend.

Wildspace is the key environment in Spelljammer...that and the various celestial bodies on which a spelljamming ship can land for various adventures. This is from page 7 of The Concordance of Arcane Space: ------------ Wildspace All the celestial bodies within a crystal shell float in an...

That's awesome, SkidAce, and a creative and appropriate adaptation. In the D&D multiverse cosmology, though, the Phlogiston is part of the Material Plane, it is not a transitive plane. But, for your table that is splitting hairs because you are making a fun and appropriate adaptation, so...

I won't comment on your other ideas, which are fine, Chaosmancer, but this replace-the-Phlogiston-with-the-Astral-Sea is a bit of a solution in search of a problem from my perspective. The "on the seas" experience is what occurs in wildspace in Spelljammer. The Phlogiston was designed to be...

I agree with this. Spelljammer is for D&D space adventures and Planescape is for multi-planar travel. In the Fall 2018 DragonTalk interview with Jeremy Crawford about the then-forthcoming Eberron: Rising From the Last War book, Jeremy Crawford discusses how all of the known worlds (Material...

Gotcha! Well the stuff that people highlight tends to be the stuff that appeals to them. Certainly Krynnspace, Realmspace, and Greyspace are detailed in Chapter 4: "Known Spheres" of Lorebook of the Void. The quote under my name is from the Foreword of The Concordance of Arcane Space: "This is a...

Thank you very much Mercurius. I have noticed some of those conversations; I guess I did not understand what they were talking about in this video in such a context. I appreciate you clearing it up for me. (y)

Yikes! Right? Now there is the anti-notion of shepherding the legacy in-action.

Thank you for posting that link, Snarf! I am still a bit surprised. After saying and thinking one pronunciation for so long (I think fourteen years), it is surprising. It's good to know the correct way, though. Kind of like hearing some people from Wizards pronounce Asmodeus AZ-moe-DAY-us...