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I had grand plans to post some updates tonight, but I somehow left my laptop at work Sigh.

It's reasonable for it to seem strange when you're not aware that it was part of an anthology that explored micro-settings. All you need to know is that it is consistent with the vibe of its setting, and it doesn't really have a wider implication than that, other than that settings like that...

Here's the basic description of the setting: Zinda is a city of spiraling marble towers and turrets, of universities and guildhalls, and of specialty shops lining paved streets. Far below the balconies, the Court of Flowers and the pier ring with the merry laughter and the songs of laborers...

I remember putting it up on our shelves in our old location. I remember having a stack of preorders. I probably ran Sunlit Citadel to teach people to play it (once that adventure came out - looks like that was September).

Well, also, part of it is that I don't take gaming anywhere near as "seriously" as I did back when that Axe was drawn. It truly harmed my ability to take 3e even remotely seriously. The spiked chain (the way it was drawn, not its existence) was almost as bad. Now, a setting that has dresses...

I agree. I hope that it didn't look like I was suggesting that Eberron was medieval. I meant that THIS story isn't even on any of THOSE worlds - it's its own setting! My point being, in that setting, apparently there exists high-heeled shoes. It's not much of a stretch. It's fine if some...

I tell ya, when it comes to what I can handle in D&D, I'll take someone in a fantasy setting using a high heel as a weapon over anyone using this: (Talk about immersion-killing!)

Sure, but it's not on a regularly established D&D world - not even Eberron - so it's not even supposed to be "medieval" or anything. It's its own fantasy setting. It's fine if that's not one of your preferred settings.

Sounds like (somewhat) typical D&D shenanigans to me.

From Tales of the Radiant Citadel: Divas attack the crowd at the Thornapple during their March of Vice performance. Kala has been lurking near the Thornapple, looking for opportunities to strike at Zenia. She found her opportunity with Diva Luma, tainting the diva’s glitter—a feature of the...

Team Caves Merrick followed the kobold, Pikki, while Urgan made markings where it seemed safest to step, but Merrick stepped (only inches) off of the safe path to allow Shamal to dance past, and suddenly the gravel underfoot shifted as a spiked hunting trap was triggered, and its mouth-like...

I didn't make it clear (partly because I don't think that the kobold communicates very clearly) but it seems possible that she is suggesting that you might be able to rest somewhere in the direction that she is leading you.

Team Caves The kobold, who's name was Pikki, shook violently as Urgan pointed out the low tunnel. She was terrified, and she said, with Merrick translating, "That way is Death! The Dragon Vaults! No, no - Digging is this way! Come!" And she slid down a steep slope to where the tunnel bottomed...

Stratus stepped into the room, ready to defend his smaller allies. If he can get in to a spot he can attack with his longsword, he will, hitting AC18 for 8 slashing. If not, he'll Ready the same attack in case the creature moves within 5ft of him. Either way, he will use his Reaction to...

Yeah, there maybe could have been some kind of "looking forward to it, but I wouldn't say, excitedly, exactly. Just, yeah, I'll read it."

Yeah, I don't expect anything like that, but I would enjoy it!

2014 Zombies had 22 HP. You're right that they now have 15. I think 3d6 Radiant sounds reasonable for the Braziers to do.

Stratus ran across the room and pulled the lever, hoping that it would open the door.

I think there is room in the world for a mature Dark Sun video game, where you start as a gladiator and end up ruling the City State, with a mix of Conan, Gladiator, and Dune. Use a really stylized (Brom-Like) art to make it look different from everything else on the stands.