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What is the benefit of continuing with this license as opposed to using Creative Commons?

If you all haven't seen it, there's a Honkonomical Bundle, which includes the products above and the Circle of the Honk druid subclass.

I misspoke. I had my facts wrong. There's the Honkonomicon and a second product called the Honkrasque. Sorry for any confusion. I'll correct my prior post.

The Honkonomicon and a second product called the Honkrasque are on my wishlist. :) EDIT: Clarified what the second product was. Sorry for the confusion.

Tanis Half-Elven's character arc revolves around him being of two worlds (humans and elves), but forever being an outsider to both communities. He wasn't the "half-elf ambassador" archetype that D&D has pushed for a few editions now. He was the product of rape and, while raised by the Qualinesti...

I remember looking at the Greyhawk and steel dragons in the 2e days and realizing their stats were identical (or close to it). The flavor was all the same too.

I'm wondering if all the info in the Dragon Empires Primer and Dragon Empires Gazetteer will be covered in these new books. I hope so.

I want to see a 5e version of the Sword of the Planes. It's a thematic classic magic item that hasn't had any 5e love. It will need some re-imagining, of course. The factions are a must. I'd like to see some of the Planescape races return. Bariaurs and modrons are a must. I always thought the...

So are they giving away the cloth map or the print? Or is it too late on the cloth map? The timing on this could not be worse for my schedule. Grrr....

The Dragonlance Nexus is happy to announce that our gold best-selling Dragonlance sourcebook, Tasslehoff's Pouches of Everything, is now available as print on demand on DMs Guild! Tasslehoff's Pouches of Everything Revised/Champions of Krynn, Chapter 1 - Dungeon Masters Guild | Dungeon Masters...

I've had a few thoughts on Kara-Tur. I've tried to write it down in a coherent fashion, but it's just become a jumbled mess. So maybe a random list of questions might work best. (And pardon me if this has been covered.) 1. Is it as easy to ignore Kara-Tur or Zakhara as it would be to ignore...

I can totally see that. Kind of has an Avatar: the Last Airbender quality to it.

I love that artwork! Is that a halfling or gnome?

Nice! I'm kind of getting an infernal warlock vibe here. Love the city above as well. They're all good. Keep up the good work!

Dreamscarred Press last updated their Facebook page in 2019. It appears that their website's last blog post was 2015. They were the undisputed kings of third party psionic content in the day. This was based on the Expanded Psionics Handbook. Their crowning achievement was Ultimate Psionics...

He does such an excellent job as Captain Shaw on Picard. I saw an interview with him, and he seems like a great guy and bona fide geek in real life. Glad to see he's into D&D as well.

It would be nice if WotC included those of us who have been working on fan sites for the last 20+ years.

Does Tian Xia include the fantasy equivalent to Polynesian peoples?

Or maybe head on over to the Dragonlance Nexus. Of course, we're starting to put our stuff on DMs Guild too. Have a look at Tasslehoff's Pouches of Everything.

Thanks for catching those. I didn't include any that WotC doesn't have the rights to. BTW, Chris Pramas owns Dragon Fist. He was going to do something with it, but nothing ever came about. Mahasarpa is incredibly niche. It was a web enhancement for the Oriental Adventures 3e book.