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Miracles making, spiritual magic.

Ogre? It was the/one of the first boss of the first D&D arcade game, incidently. Not a bad idea.

A mutated tiger or lion, maybe.... Like, Pseudonatural templated, or something.

I want clerics holding the power of the real powers of universe, of faith! Great and mighty miracles and weaves magic!

*I* do, and the most dedicated Clerics fans do - it's a part of the job, after all. i like clerics precisely for the spiritual aspect. I'm weird like that.

Cool ^^ In France, they had edited the first or second version of the game, and I always liked those books.... the system semed arcane, but I liked the world.

I would love the REVERSE - DSA (most fluff, the world) converted to D&D. Anyone did it?

I also feels that Sylvanus is better in the role of the nature god, and Chauntea sounds better as the agriculture, earth mother one...

Forgotten Realms remains gaming stuff.

Plus ca change, plus c'est pareil. Outside of the more tactical dm and probably cons games, I never seen much in any edition mats n' minis.

Make the kenders more mature and calm, and removes the kleptomania, and you have a VERY worthy fantasy race. Well, Willow was about an Halfling-like race.

Look, the majority, I bet, do NOT use mats and all in fact. It's a strawman argument to say that it's all becoming (again) a wargame. Also, unbalance tend to be unfun, for me at least. When one side is hoaging all the power and the spot...

But we can make new stuff. kenders, as much as they are disliked, are pretty much an example of some solid (if disliked) stick.

And then, peoples complained of too fantastical fantasy... Offered a mudane option, they humph. :\ *sighes*

i'm sorry, but is that really a problem? In the real world, such cultures exist already. From bengladis tribesmen, to cajuns and creoles, to marsh arabs of Irak, etc.. Why not? It can be fun - they know the secrets of water and earth, guarding maybe against ancient evils hidden..

NO! Myself, I am tired from the cliché recent trend that bring at least agnostism to a world. For once, there should be this very human aspect of life that is religion accounted.

Mindblade? Zensomething, à la Dune?

Eitheir I will run FR (or perhaps another setting), or I will give a darker, melancolic twist to my prototype setting....

Welcome to how D&D was always.

New god/religion stats arrengement with an example?