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although I like 2E psionics. Psionics has been something loathed in d&d for 45 years. Even the early developers thought its inclusion a mistake. I would kind if like to see a good one developed. but the game will most likely go on another 45 years with very few people really caring. I think...

well yeah. Just make the psion the sorcerer. The sorcerer is kind of silly they way it is now. They are born able to cast spells already knowing the verbal, somatic, and material components. They just know the magic words and rare components. Just get rid of that silly concept and sorcerer is...

Maybe instead of creating an entirely new class just make it so sorcerers don’t use verbal, somatic, and material components.

Disagree. But whatever floats your boat. Can’t hurt to have more options for those that want them. I still think 2E psionics class was great.

Wizard has worked as a psionics class for many of us for decades. So I wouldn’t use the world never.

I love new players that assumes a title of a spell means that is what it does. A whole generation of people that do not understand abstract thought or metaphors.

Some of those sagas had to have been created around a campfire after one too many beers. And there is nothing wrong with that. and then I wonder who around the campfire cried that’s not canon and that they were ruining the Norse sagas for them and that they were done being Norse. And then go...

Hmmm. How about hecatoncheires. And how to use them in an adventure

When I played a game of 2E dark sun with a PC with a 24 strength I knew that game was broken. And a 24 Strength in 2E was a lot more than 5E. So I hope they do a better job mechanically than 2E. I doubt they can do a better job thematically.

you mean there were no Persian or Babylonian monasteries. And barbarians in dark sun are just fitting. Although setting appropriate archetypes should be mandatory. The totem theme doesn’t quite fit with dark sun. And berserkers were Norse. But barbarians are very fitting for that brutal society...

i don’t think it is needed to write about a fictional place. But if you are writing a setting similar you may just want their knowledge to make it feel more similar if that is your goal. i would often read how there are no surviving knowledge of certain aspects of Celtic history and culture...

I would kill to see a 5E conversion of the Hyskosa Hexad.

Has wotc supported Krynn since 2E?

mystara could be heavy on mass combat and kingdom building rules without the overhead of bloodline magic that is in birthright.

I’m a person that really thought paladins should have remained LG. But since they are not, I really want vengeance paladins allowed. The other paladins may not fit the theme. But vengeance is definitely thematic for dark sun.

we banned psionics in 1E because if you rolled for it and got lucky you could potentially become game breakingly powerful. In 2E we allowed wild talents and psionics. We kind of forgot about wild talents and stop using them. We had a couple players play the psion class. Even when we played dark...

I don’t think we will ever see birthright, planescape, Jakandor, Krynn, or mystara.

Yes. My deities and demigod book in every edition as well as my marvel comics say he is god. As well as several people that worship thor in the real world today.

or maybe just a different type of god. Or a different perspective of what a god is.

Plenty of physicists and theologians