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I dunno about the culture, but I always recommend a DM run a pre-published campaign for at least the first 1-3 campaigns before trying to tackle a homebrew one, speaking from experience.

Damn. That's pretty. I hope they put all this art up on the website so I can use it for my campaigns...

I did, yes. Might I suggest getting in touch with Paizo and perhaps seeing about a partnership? I devour all their campaigns and run them myself, so perhaps getting their campaigns as some of the premade campaigns for Voxstory. Or at least monster models for their Bestiaries.

I am in every way ready for Voxstory.

If its bad, I don't think it'll be for lack of acting talent. Writing talent, maybe, but I'm cautiously not expecting the worst.

Here's some fluff I had previously worked out. Never did anything with it.

I've got ideas for how Psionics would work, but I just don't have time to work on it. Work sucks.

Might I also suggest, just for the purposes of a ridiculous amount of attacks, the Echo Knight fighter. Its a little strange, but bear with me: The Echo Knight gets an extra attack as a resource, like 3-5 times a long rest, but it doesn't require a bonus action. So, potentially, you can get...

Seems like it. There's a whole thread on reddit about it, too.

I gotta say I was impressed by the book. The adventures are short, yes; but mysteries are in short supply in D&D and I have a soft spot for them.

Ugh, Age of Worms, yes, please. And Shackled City and Savage Tides.

Dragon Age did the party dynamic pretty well, as does, at least in my opinion, Baldur's Gate 3. I sincerely hope that BG3, when all is said and done, isn't the only game like it that comes out for D&D settings.

Oh my God, give me that game. Need it. So bad. As long as it uses a similar gameplay mechanic to Origins or Odyssey, though. Can't stand to play anything before Syndicate (and Syndicate was a great story with a naughty word system).

Yeah, I mix and match as needed. My current campaign is more of the Party variety with little in the way of Sandbox options. My last campaign was almost 100% Sandbox; there were plot elements, but they were contingent on the characters doing things. If they were too high level for it to be a...

I solve the flight issue by using variant encumbrance! The hop is silly. Just let them take a bonus action to hop a certain distance, say half their normal walking speed that doesn't count as movement, and call it a day.

I carry a moleskin notebook with me wherever I go, just for this. I call it my "crazy idea notebook."

In my games, it breaks down like this: Passives: Passive scores are your minimum; i.e. you can't roll lower than your passive. I do it this way because I can apply it to all skills; your wizard rolled a 7 Arcana, but your "passive" is 16, so you still get something for having taken that...

I dunno. Having thought about it today, I think that--you know, being dragonborn--the dragonborn should be able to use the breath weapon more often than once per short or long rest. I have not come up with a satisfactory way of balancing it, though.

I think it'd be fine, personally. I have a dragonborn in my game that never uses their breath weapon, simply because he's playing a sorcerer and gets more mileage out of things like lightning bolt (iirc, he's used it once, back at level 3 during the second session, and not once since then). In...

I'll never use the book or system.....but god, that hardcover special edition is so pretty.