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Would this adventure work well in Dragonlance?

Thank you for the review. I bought the PDF and was a bit saddened that it didn't have D&D-style spellcasting and that they created new classes. I was going to buy the physical book, but decided against it. However, I don't think I have looked at it close enough or given it a proper shot. I'm...

Does it resemble the shugenja of the 3e Oriental Adventures or Rokugan books, or is this a totally different beast?

So how does AiR handle shugenja?

I doubt we'll see that as Goodman Games has already converted The Village of Hommlet and Temple of Elemental Evil in their Original Adventures Reincarnated line. They made a huge two-volume set. It's pretty nice.

I really liked Tales From the Yawning Portal as it compiled and updated several classic adventure modules. We kind of got that too with Ghosts of Saltmarsh, though that stayed more to a theme. We've had a few more anthology books with original content since, which is great. However, I'm...

Cool, cool. Yeah, I feel like I'm finally getting the version of Rokugan that I've always wanted.

I'm wondering how easily you can put D&D elements into the L5R setting. For example, the d20 Rokugan book suggested having dwarves in the Crab clan, which seems like a good fit. Or maybe I want to emulate a wu jen somehow.

Yes, it's on DriveThruRPG.

I am so so so looking forward to this, especially with the change in focus. I got introduced to Legend of the Five Rings through the 3rd edition Oriental Adventures and Rokugan books. The setting and lore were spot on. I also got to play L5R 2e a bit through organized play (Heroes of Rokugan)...

Paizo nails halflings on the head. That's why I always envision halflings in D&D as Pathfinder halflings.

Is it a lie if they honestly believe it? Dictionary.com defines "lie" as "a false statement made with deliberate intent to deceive; an intentional untruth. " Key word there is "deliberate." Kender will often say something like "You must have dropped it" or "I was afraid someone else would take...

D&D Beyond would be a good source. Possibly Roll20 and user surveys.

My main criticism about this article is that it's anecdotal. "In my experience" does not equal a trend. I would like to see some objective data on what races players are playing. As for kender... Players. Players are the problem. Ever since the internet was a thing, I've seen this criticism...

Thanks for the tip on that. I'll be sure to check those out.

One of my favorite concepts from the 2nd edition days is that of the specialty priest. These were clerics who were given abilities specific to their deity, rather than just choosing specific spheres (domains in later editions). Each deity's clerics were unique. This concept was introduced in...

Would a ring of animal influence be a good magic item for a ranger since animal friendship and speak with animals is on the ranger's spell list?

Okay, I'm seeing it now. Not certain why I didn't earlier. Thanks for passing that on.

That's a bad link, unfortunately. Thanks anyway. EDIT: NM, I found it.