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They have a "slacker backer" option that's still available for a day or two.

I'll be using this setting (with some slight modifications) for a long time to come.

Well, just to answer the original poll question, I've got every class I want. If we have expansions, I'd prefer subclasses, especially for clerical domains and the sorcerer. I wouldn't oppose a splatbook that contains warlords, wardens, shamans, psions, and whatnot, but I probably wouldn't buy it.

Two or three 4-hour sessions per level.

6 plus two "part-timers," with a "hard cap" of 8.

The combat aspects are in the subclasses. The Path of the Brave, for example, grants proficiencies in melee martial weapons and up to medium armor, as well as an extra 2 hit points per level. As they advance, they get a combat style from the fighter list and an extra attack. The Path of the...

I'm going to guess that it's a follow up to the Psionics article. Maybe the other two subclasses.

"No" to the poll question, but it's something I had to triple-check before I started.

At the moment, I have to vote "undecided." I was leaning towards inclusion, but Mouseferatu does make a good point.

I like it well enough that I'll allow the first two subclasses in my next campaign. I'm not sure how balanced it is at lvl 17 and up, but we usually conclude before lvl 16. I'm a little concerned about the Tactician subclass in terms of combat speed, so whether I allow that one depends on the...

I love the art previews at io9. I hope the book maintains those standards.

You would think, though I have to admit that my most successful campaign ever was a homebrew that started exactly that way ... Question: Can you skip that sort of intro and just introduce them to the adventure at a higher level (possibly after adventuring somewhere else in the region?) And if...

Good news. The "Rallying Word" from the Noble class grants hit points rather than temporary hit points. Gotcha. Though I don't see why WotC couldn't draw just as heavily from the En5ider version as a group/fan-made version, but the legal aspects of all that are way over my head.

En5ider's "Noble" class makes for a pretty good 5E Warlord, with three different subclasses, depending on how "hands on" you want to get.

What the article said was: "Fifth edition was and is, in some ways, the people’s D&D," Perkins said. "Great time and effort and care was taken in soliciting feedback from as many D&D fans as possible. We had more than 175,000 of them who directly subscribed to the early fifth edition D&D...

Whelp, I guess the adventure has foes above CR 4 after all. :)

Just when I was getting sick to death of the Underdark, they draw me back in. Can't wait for this one!

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All kinds of action today! Fantasy grounds add-ons, deluxe packages with GM screens, and less than $100 from stretch goal #4!

Aren't aasimar already in the DMG? And haven't they already sketched out an artificer in the UA article for Eberron?