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You can access your books on shigawire, once the thinking machines are destroyed!

At Gencon Jeremy Crawford revealed he was working on "new stuff for the Artificer". Maybe we'll find out what that's a part of.

A spell inspired by my 4 year old son: Summon Tormato.

Saint is a Latin loan word, the native English equivalent is Hallow, retained in the word Halloween which is All Saints Day Eve.

Vampire never sparked for me. I did love Mage the Ascension, though.

If 2e was a new edition, so is this, but I'd be fine with calling 2e D&D '89. 🙂

I've always played it as clerics deriving their power from faith in an ethos. In a traditional meddlesome gods set-up, the various ethea are set by divine command.

I'm not even Italian, but Giorgia Villa is definitely a favorite for me this Olympiad...

The only thing from D&D '24 I'm sure to adopt is the new conjure/summon spells. I'll look at other things and evaluate if they add any value, or if they might cause weird interactions.

Advanced 6.5.24 Revised

With only four domains, the gods in a pantheon would look even more repetitive than the '14 version.

Maybe, but they're not really any more niche than cobbler's tools. 🤷

Looks like they're using the herbalist kit as a catch-all for witch/animist/traditional medicine type things. Though, I don't see why you couldn't have Artisan Tools [Chandler] as well.

Weis and Hickman didn't write all of those, to get those numbers for Westeros you'd probably have to bring in his Wildcards collaborators.

They probably haven't. I don't think the recent influx of new players is much more likely to play other RPGs than D&D players of the past.

There needs to be a Visionaries RPG, where you have to say the little rhymes in order to activate your powers.