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A spiked armor-wearing gnome with a huge scythe and elevated on stilts so that he/she can look down upon opponents.

I hear Elminster brews a mighty fine barrel of wine, so good that even Mystra comes down for a drink from time to time.

You'll have to make some dungeons larger than expected, which shouldn't be too hard but anything originally designed for Medium creatures, such as a doorway or outhouse, will be almost unusable for the Large PC. The Large PC could make some encounters more fun, such as when the PCs try to peer...

Almost all problems that arise from alignment issues are a result of players not having enough direction to work with (possibly including the understanding that alignment doesn't force the choices that their characters make). They might not know what their characters actually desire, what their...

Resources don't have to be JUST the raw materials used to craft an object or structure. There is also the resource of time to consider. Food and firewood have to be taken into consideration; these concerns have sucked up tons of time from the lives of people as their societies develop. A certain...

Here's a link to my Shaman class design on DMsGuild. It's partially inspired by Shaman King. I'm open to feedback in the comment section since it is very experimental. http://www.dmsguild.com/product/228863/The-Shaman-5e-Class

If it's a home-brew game, you can go wild with monetary alternatives such as precious jewels, works of art, monster parts, ancient relics, and rare ore fragments.

It might be good to also note that wars, plagues, famines, and natural disasters have caused numerous setbacks in the development of societies throughout history. In a DnD world, it's possible that even after thousands of years of development guided by deities and the like, the most advanced...

It's not that easy for a Medieval level society to reverse engineer more advanced technologies. The people likely have to learn math and physics for some of these things, for which they might not even possess the concepts necessary to see the clockwork as anything other than magic.

I think that Nentir Vale is likely to appear as an e-book if they bring it into 5e, since it was relatively generic. I'd like to see the devs do a more extensive separation of Nentir BANE from Realms BANE in the deity lore, unless they want to merge the two Banes, which might make people's...

I've paid my dues Time after time I've done my sentence But committed no crime And bad mistakes I've made a few I've had my share of sand kicked in my face But I've come through We are the champions, my friends And we'll keep on fighting 'til the end We are the champions We are the champions...

I'll see your Seth MacFarlane and raise you a Seth Green.

*shakes magic eight ball* "The answer is 42." That clinches it. We're getting 42 new setting books before the end of 5th edition.

If they brought in Jonathan Frakes and William Shatner to help write the lore of Spelljammer 5e, that might be interesting.

After being Tweeted with the Transformers pic, Mike Mearls liked it and replied "Some Day" on his Twitter. Heheheh. :devil:

[NOTE: This is a joke thread. Try your best to not explode in angst over the thought of it.] After the successful sale of 100 billion copies of Guildmasters' Guide to Ravnica, Wizards of the Coast employees Tweeted a mysterious teaser text on the official Twitter account: "Roll Out". Millions...

Ravnica might not be the only setting that will be officially announced this year so there's still hope for Planescape, Eberron, Spelljammer, etc.