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A sequel to Shadow over Mystara and Tower of Doom. (Guard Crush is getting close with Absolum)

What about a class that’s really good at throwing things? Knives, spikes, turnips, friends, enemies. Catapulist? Yeeti?

I guess I could stick the Pirate Borg ship rules in there.

What is the consensus on Ghosts of Saltmarsh? I’ve been thinking of running it now that there is more Greyhawk support for 5e.

The character in that image doesn’t give me the feel of a cartographer. I wonder if they had something else in mind? Regardless I really like the subclass!

In mine there are younger players and they were

I don’t think I’m qualified to rate anything a classic or not but the 5e adventure I’ve had the most fun running is The Sunken Citadel conversion for 5e out of Tales from the Yawning Portal.

Youtube will become more positive about 5.24 / 5.5 when they publish the new SRD and third parties can start making money off it too.

I hope the adventures are good because I love that alt cover

Using 24’ monsters or 14’ monsters?

Switching alignment every night doesn’t sound workable so they may go back further in time when the phase shifts took longer or give the DM some lore reason to decide when switches happen.

I got so excited seeing this that my wife thought I was having a stroke.

I really do hope “throw everything at the wall and see what sticks” happens. Weren’t The Thing and Alien attempts at reproducing the success of Star Wars?

My takeaway from reading all 47 pages of this thread is that I’m annoyed others have their copy of the MM when I preordered ages ago and still don’t.

So Barbarian, Monk, Druid and Warlock lose out. I wonder if they will be represented in the unannounced book? If it is Magic the Gathering related which setting would be a fit for those classes?

Is the D&D cook book not one of their best sellers? The obvious answer here is a Delicious in Dungeon collaboration or their own take on that if the licensing isn't possible.

In the image with all of the artificers they have a Battlesmith, Alchemist, Armorer and Artillerist depicted but the 4th character out of 5 is different. Does that represent the base class or does it hint at an unrevealed subclass?

Don’t forget Texas Ranger!

A class where you are a fighter with a hawk companion during the day and then a noble with a wolf companion at night.

I bought Wildendrem: The Valley of the Flowers and I love what I’ve read so far. I’m thinking a Mythic Bastionland campaign would fit nicely.