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FR wiki lists her as a lesser deity in 4E. 5th edition however appears to have done away with divine rankings altogether. None of the existing tables list their power. SCAG descriptions state which deity serves which but nothing beyond that.

He's written her up as a greater deity which, in forgotten realms she is not (she's never been anything more than a lesser deity). Secondly, his tiamat is at full power - the one in the campaign is right just after being summoned so she probably wouldn't be at full strength and can be further...

A lot of it is to do with the heavy slip up they experienced with invisible sun. They essentially ended up in a situation where they were releasing two systems in parallel.

Not that long ago there was a KS that did similar style dungeons in cardboard so will be definitely interesting to see how this compares both price and production value wise to that product. This is obviously targeting a different demographic to dwarvenite stuff which costs an arm a leg and a...

Surely power outages stop any form of non-tabletop gaming , unless you have a handheld console with fully charged battery, in which case the Stadia platform would also work since you can play your games via phone/tablet that can be kept charged up with power banks. As for data caps - just get a...

Waterdeep and Undermountain are not nearby locations by any stretch of imagination so don't hold your hopes up. Renown, if used, could be easy to implement and Baldur's Gate itself has at the very least 3 active factions: Flaming Fist, City Guard and Thieves' Guild, plus they can always involve...

To be honest, the APs are this edition's setting material as well. Yes we had bits and bobs in scag, vgtm and mtof but the most detailed setting material for forgotten realms is in the adventures. Curious to see how they changed BG from its depiction in Murder in Baldur's Gate.

Not really. BG2 takes place in 1369 which is the same year this AP takes place.

So...did the designer of both BG and BG2 forget that the NPCs introduced in this AP were otherwise occupied in Amn around the same time this adventure takes place? Coran could definitely be there, sure but Imoen, Jaheira, Minsc, Viconia and Edwin were still very much involved in the bhaalspawn...

Fantasy movies (lotr and Harry potter aside) don't have an exactly stellar track record lately. Heck, WoW only got saved from flopping hard by the Chinese market. I doubt D&D will have similar pull over there. A

There are actually two paths to Mystic. The one that ends up meandering between the cleric, warlock and monk is a bit weird but whatevs. I ended up as a wizard by means of billion utility options, lol.

WizKids seriously need to do a DnD version of the green dragon. Pathfinder ones just aren't the same...

Yup, Ulysses Spiele has been posting monthly insights into the system for the past few months. Bridges said he was hoping for a late fall KS, which I suppose is sill possible.

Technically that's out this year. They are due to start shipping early next week :)

Ulisses is doing Fading Suns, not Modiphius. That said I'll nominate Fading Suns (Ulisses) and Trinity Continuum (Onyx Path).

My bad! When reading that news piece I missed the part about the preorders and subsequently removed the thread from memory!

Unrelated but... Why does Warhammer pre-order get a news article but Vampire doesn't? Learned about the pre-order for that from Facebook while randomly checking Modiphius for some Corvus Belli news.

One per turn yes. Strength before Death allows the samurai to take another turn - therefore a second bonus action, a second action surge, a second hasted attack and a second rapid strike.

Tried finding a thread about this particular sub class but my search-fu failed me, so feel free to correct me/direct me to a relevant thread. In any way, I was looking at the samurai class features: rapid strike and strength before death as well as the orcish fury and polearm master feats...

Finally a mention for Coriolis! Hopefully that helps it gain more momentum :)