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My specific interpretation of psionics is "they must do yoga to activate their powers" as per OD&D, so you better be able to hold that Eka Pada Rajakapotasana as a somatic component of your 9th level spell

We said that in 2017 with the mystic. Just because it's got a UA doesn't mean it'll be official.

Who else would make a list of 35 brightly colored dragons with special magical powers?

And they say you don't have to be autistic to be into tabletop games

I simultaneously think eastern dragons belong in D&D but we also have too many damn dragon subtypes. In a perfect world, eastern dragons may have been the "neutral dragon" panoply instead of gem dragons (which just seem weird to me, a mishmash of ideas). But with fifteen "true dragons", I don't...

I feel like there have been three or four official hardcover books all about D&D dragons published in like the last couple of years. I can understand Fizban's but is the appetite really here for so many naughty word books about naughty word fictional animals? I also understand that like a lot of people...

Elemental adept isn't for general casters but it is for subclasses that lean into an element. An evocation wizard shouldn't grab it because they always have the option of lightning over fire or vice versa. A storm sorcerer doesn't have that option. I usually grab elemental adept on artillerist...

I'm of the opinion that it should be easy for players to have a species that resembles an iconic monster or monster type from the game. We've already got fiends and celestials and dragons and elementals covered, and you could kind of see elves as a proxy for the fey, so to me it makes sense that...

I've seen someone play a fire Goliath but they weren't really leaning into a lot of the giant stuff and it seemed to me like they were mostly using it as a proxy for the fire genasi; this player was new to the game and only had access to the new player's handbook so they might not have even been...

I recently played a paladin in 2024 5e and I quickly learned that the topple mastery is meta for aerial combat. Aerial combat should consist of dudes chucking tridents at flying monsters or jousting at each other with lances like in that old arcade game, because the aim is to force the enemy...

Isn't the Drake warden a dragon rider?

With all of the art of this specific metal construct, I'm beginning to wonder if it isn't merely a new design for warforged in aggregate but some specific NPC

Eberon is a really broad setting. I wouldn't be surprised if art nouveau and ended up being the aesthetic for Khorvaire or even Breland or Sharn in specific, but then you've got something western inQ'barra and something totally foreign in Xen'drik

naughty word that neo noir aesthetic is slick. Good enough to make a rabbi eat pork hot damn. Not sure if I like the change to warforged aesthetics but I'll wait to see the final product

Super eager to see what the Khoravar look like since that may be the closest we get to 5.5e "half elves"

I see this as an absolute win. And they say suits are good for nothin'.

Thriwing open a door or window you know someone is on the other side of using thaumaturgy can be funny and maybe even cause damage if your DM is cool. Also helpful if you're like the tactical artificer I played once and you wanna toss in a dog cloud smoke grenade from afar

Can they? Yeah. Do they? Almost never. The only DM I've ever encountered who uses alternate ability checks with any regularity is myself.

Coeurls and Displacer Beasts ultimately have the same origin in a really old sci-fi story that might be public domain by now

Luv me Eberron Luv me Faerun Luv me player supplements 'Ate anthologies Simple as