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Dungeons & Dragons: Otherkin Outreach Edition. Beastial races is an idea I've flirted with previously, but I've always wanted to create my own group of species, rather than forcing other ones into a strange, power level-spanning menagerie. Should I decide to revisit the concept in 4th Ed., I...

The only way that I get a post-apocolypic vibe from Points of Light is that the setting somewhat resembles Early Medieval Europe after the fall of the Western Roman Empire, an event that some viewed as a sign the end times. Generally, when I think of post-apocolyptic, I think Mad Max, Fallout...

I personally prefer "a-zi-mar."

Amazon often displays early mockups for the covers of their upcoming products. Anyone who owns the Monster Manual III knows that it's cover looks far better than this. Note also their cover for Races of Eberron. There's an excellent chance the final product will look much nicer. In it's current...

Oh god, I would hope D&D isn't being influenced by that trash. I thoroughly enjoyed your post though, sir.

Half-Elves are probably getting excluded from my campaign setting, lessin' they prove themselves worthy of inclusion through sheer awsomeness. Even then, I might - nay, will probably - completely overhaul their fluff and make them a unique race with no relation to the elfier amongst us. As for...

I'll assume he lost his fifth finger in the war.

For a brief moment, I had trouble logging, until I realized that it was asking - out of the blue - for my email address instead of my username.

I'm going to go ahead and say that these two shouldn't count, simply because in the Races of Faerun art gallery on wizards - the source of these images - they're right next to the Tiefling illustration posted earlier. I mean, it's one thing to post stuff by the same artist, but at least find...

I prefer 'sweeping blow.'

Tradition: WARFROST [You can't see me throwing 'the goat' in front of my computer right now] Class: Emerald Lord [The Wizard of Oz?]

But paladins and warlocks aren't diametrically opposed to one another. They receive their abilities from very different sources. Paladins, from what we've heard (almost nothing), are empowered by championing their worldview (shades of the Ardent?). Warlocks, from what we've heard (hardly...

Maneuver: Riposting Riposte Tradition: Emerald Ripost Class: Riposter

...I see what you did there... Yoshitaka Amano's style really isn't that far removed from those of Rebbecca Guay or Terese Nielsen. It would be amazing if he illustrated for Dungeons & Dragons. The Final Fantasy series lost something when he stopped concepting them.

Oh, I wasn't trying to say an infernal warlocks actions aren't...morally out of alignment of with todays societal standards (one needn't play to the archetype though). I was simply saying that, should one like the abilities, but not the flavor, of 1/3 of the warlock class, changing a few...

Xorvil, the infernal warlock, pointed his twisted onyx scepter at the the minotaur. His eyes radiating a furious rouge, he cackled, "consider this a preview of your ultimate fate." On the ground the minotaur stood upon appeared a pulsating swirl of diabloic scribings - a thousand curses...

The first one really isn't fair, since it's the same artist as the piece that's previously been established as having anime/manga influences. I, for one, don't think that it doesn't particularly display those same influences either. The second one doesn't seem particularly special either...

Fixed it for you.

Oh, I'm aware of and interested in the concept of the ability, I just loath the name. I remember specifically that one of the creatures in the MMV used to demonstrate the concept that would evolve into 'bloodied' was the Magmacore Golem. I'd prefer not to get a distant look in my eyes whenever I...