Search results

This sound like a good idea. Though, personally I would like to make the H1-H3 adventures into a proper adventure path. Yeah, I'm a bit nostalgic for Keep on the Shadowfell, lol

Likewise. This is one of my main gripes with 5e. The lore just doesn't gets me, and somehow that sours my experience with the rules, lol

Well, a list of curated feats would suffice for the moment. I have to be honest, at first I didn't liked Essentials, and I'm still unsure about it. I felt it was a regression to 3e in terms of mechanics, but I got that impression only after reading the mage, lol, so perhaps I was biased. As...

Is this information available in pdf format? Or is just for the Fantasy Ground? I would really like to have a curated version of Essentials for playing on the table...

I've always felt that there is no connection between Reavers and Madness. How did you handled that?

There is also an update for the warlock, that wasn't published in the Dragon Magazines.

I also forgot this, lol. Psionics in 4e are really integrated into the world lore. You know why they exist and their place in the world. They are their own stuff, well defined, not just "psychic magic".

I would love it.

I guess that what they wanted to say with this was: "fiction (as I think it should be) doesn't matter"

Nope, sorry. That is the only version of the map I have. The original one disappeared years ago, when my old computer kicked the bucket.

That's your fantasyland. And that's is ok. But my sources of inspiration for my fantasyland seem to be different from the ones people here draw inspiration from.

We have to. We have been being harassed, bullied and told how no fun we are for liking 4e since the ancient Edition Wars...

Another thing to add to the Nentir Vale list of virtues, it's that it has lots of lore and information despite how small it is. While it was intended to be the starting point for a campaign, and there is advise for what to do once the characters grow powerful and want to go to explore the rest...

And it's not keeping with the fiction that superhuman (or superelfy, or superdwarf, etc.) adventurer can lift extraordinary weights? Run faster than anyone? Crush rocks with their hands? Slice in half a single drop of water with their sword with a swift movement? I guess my expectations from...

Nope. He just rewinds time by flying contrary to the Earth's rotation... Again, fantasyland.

Bad example. D&D characters are considered to be strongest/more dexterous/etc. than the average commoner. An 18 in str basically means the fighter is almost superhuman, Comic book wise super human. And this is specially true in 4e, were it is stated in the flavor that adventurers are special...

If only I liked 5e rules, lol

We are still waiting for the next round of the battle, that will be in 2024...

My 166-pages document made up from lore collected from every 4e book I have (including lore from the one paragraph description of attack powers) says otherwise...

The person who wrote this definitely hasn't seen a flipped up snake...