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I am guessing that it might be a revision/adaptation of the classic AD&D "D" series (Descent into the Depths of the Earth). It would be a great addition to the other 5e adaptations. It also follows the previous publication of "Against the Giants" found in "Tales from the Yawning Portal"...

Morrus: I can't wait to support this... I've supported previous Kickstarters (like Savage Worlds), should I sign in with my Kickstarter username/password or should I use my ENWorld username/password? So far, I can't log in...

Morrus: Super excited! Very fun concept. This (along with the forward by Sandy Petersen) have clinched my support. I have been searching the internet for the basic rules of ACE, but the playtest document has been scrubbed from all the legitimate sources. I am looking forward to supporting...

This is unexpected, but exciting! I prefer old-school (shorter) adventures. I've wondered why Candlekeep had not been given a 5e treatment... Now I know why!

Dragonlance, Spelljammer, or Planescape would be great! If it is Dragonlance, I'm hoping for some good cartography...

Dear Jiggawatts: I think that Swords and Wizardry fits that bill quite nicely, but I bet that you are looking for the 2e proficiency elements and THACO? In that regard, S&W is more of a 1e or 0e clone. The DM's Guild has reprints of 2e available... The quality is quite good. You probably...

That's the spirit! Thanks for all the ghost puns in the headline... :giggle:

Robin D. Laws is an excellent author. I probably have 10 different publications on my shelves that he wrote. I have another 20 publications that he co-authored. HOWEVER, I am getting exhausted from the page count of recent publications (not just his... almost all rpg companies seem to equate...

Good review. If any of you love cartography, get the Deluxe World and City Maps for this. They are amazing! When the kickstarter backer box arrived on my doorstep, I had a nerdgasm. - Dr. Bull

So, in other words, he was an "ideal," or paragon? I have no problem with that. He's an interesting character. My point remains... In the build displayed above, he does not possess a single knowledge or social skill. That needs work, eh? - Dr. Bull

So, in other words, Quartermain is not Indiana Jones? PhD v. uneducated? Big difference!

Excellent build, but I would like to include a few considerations: Quatermain was a gentleman and adventurer. He's a stereotype of the "great white hunter," with a pith helmet and Khaki pants. However, I don't see any social or knowledge skills. Is he essentially a barbarian/ranger who...

Dr. Bull is obviously full of bull. - Dr. Bull

I'm very grateful that Eberron is back! Keith Baker's work is always imaginative, consistent, and cool. As far as I'm concerned, I don't need additional rules on psionics... I'll just take the magic rules and change the descriptors. (Those of you who love Savage Worlds know how powerful this...

Nicely done!

I agree with you... I was very concerned about a few elements that have now become "official" content.

Power-gamer alert system ACTIVATED!

Honestly? I'm surprised at all the accusations about Wayfinder's and Rising from the Last War. We all saw this coming from a mile away. I, for one, am grateful. For me, this new book (that arrived 2 hours ago) is pure gold. If you feel like you've been ripped-off... Don't buy it...

From my "old school" aesthetic, I think that the new Halflings look weird. The dancing bard above looks completely out of proportion. My favorite interpretation of "Halfling proportions" was created by Jeff Dee in 1981: Yup. They look like athletic Hobbits (please don't tell the Tolkien...