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Probably a comparison.

Oddly I find combining backgrounds works better for example with the Herbalist character I went with a modified Outlander basically replacing some equipment swapping the tool proficiency with the Herbalist Kit and the flaws, personality quirks of the Far Traveller I think its called that works...

That's not bad at all.

Identify is supposed to be able to be used to discern the crafting process. That was a lot easier to deal with under 3.0, but 5e it depends on its rarity and if your DM decides you need some ridiculous materials to craft it. I'm surprised no one has suggested a grimoire or tome filled with the...

I modified a version of Arcane Lock for use for a Shadow Sorceror basing it around the idea they spent a sorcery point during the casting causing the door or opening to be sealed up with shadow energy making it more difficult to enter, but rather than a password the shadow sorceror can pass...

Wasn't he a villain in something else already?

Any idea how many there are currently?

I don't see why it should. After all its another world so why should it follow traditional systems? I'd expect where they live would effect what they look like as it would humanity in places like Earth. Would living underground mean drow are albino along with duergar?

And hopefully free of the covid situation.

Treat them the same as the other classes. If necessary give them the equivalent of sorcery points like sorcerors have, but haven't they already shown some feats along these lines?

I'd argue that Steve's reaction to Bucky makes that argument fall flat.

Okay I'll try. First character is based on Buffy or rather Bridget d'Summerville a Paladin who was eventually turned to mush by a black dragon I don't recall any of her back story. Second character Heron Darkwintre the son of a Scornubel merchant who chose to recognise the child of his mistress...

Should these limits also include divine casters as well as arcane casters? Since Wizards need to learn new spells, shouldn't sorcerors, clerics, druids, etc...? Part of the deal that involves training to a new level perhaps? For the wizard and the cleric they return to their wizards tower or...

I thought she was electrocuted rather than cut in half and dropped down a deep shaft like the Emperor was?

And here I was imagining a society based around Corellon's infidelty that caused one of his wives to make a deal with Grumsh to get revenge for his playing around. However Grumsh got his eye put out and the combination of her helping an elf's traditional foe along with Grumsh being unhappy with...

Well it was a thought. Just how dead are we talking here? The kind where like Luke burning the remains of his father dead or they leave her body where it lay and didn't bother coming back to make sure she was dead sort of dead?

Great I've been imagining a meeting between a Witcher character in a d&d scenario!;) A noble woman has been approached with a deal for the exchange of some land deeds that have been recovered and traced back to her house. Not willing to bargain for the deeds return she hires a couple of...

Depends if that one book they will treat as canon though in the comics she fled into the Outer Rim after narrowly surviving a mission I think involved other members of the Forgotten (former Jedi who left the order like Dooku, but Dooku wasn't part of this). Edit: By this point most of her...

Or set it much earlier so they can avoid most of the problems they feel trying to have it set during the current era poses for them? Maybe not as early as Blackmoor mind you.

Maybe they're supposed to serve as a counterpoint with Obi-Wan dealing with his situation and then we discover what Darth Vader is doing during the same period? With the events of the series crossing over in unusual ways but NOT with them meeting each other properly before episode 4!