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Also Tinker Gnomes are known to be the ones most knowledgeable about Spelljamming in Krynn and have vessels of their own so there's that.

It very well can, every world has outer space/stars/planets etc. and D&D mythos is full of world-hopping scenarios so what better way to both bridge (and separate) them all than via the Spelljammer model?

All of this screams Spelljammer except for two things: Astral Elf and the fact it's called "Travelers of the Multiverse" which implies plane-traveling as opposed to world-hopping (Although some crystal spheres have their own planar cosmology, like Eberron and Krynn, so the lines get blurred with...

Each edition after 3rd just has been less and less D&D. Now Alignment is gone. Anothe sacred cow slaughtered. Creatures having completely different origins again. What's next? Dragons are brutish beasts? Vampires sparkle in sunlight? Spells are now as simplistic as "Fire, Fira, and Firaga"...

Why the hell are the monsters not using magic spells anymore? This looks like they're taking monsters back to the 4e format, which was terrible. I still stand by the 3e system of "the PCs and enemies" utilizing the same system and rules. That was far more streamlined than anything else I've...

Worried what's gonna get wrecked with the classic settings coming out.

Oh...yay. So after buying all those original books, let's sell you a compilation with "UPDATES!" because god forbid we sell you a faulty product and instead of just putting it up as free errata, like we should, we'll repackage it and sell it to you all over again and you can chuck the other ones...

And then WotC takes those same settings and ruins them for the 5e crowd. Ravenloft book is a clear example, being dubbed more "Scooby-Doo" like than Gothic Horror, as it should have been. The fact it lacks Fear/Horror/Madness rules mechanics, which was literally the core of Ravenloft's...

Well I wouldnt trust WotC to do it then. Look at the mess they did to Ravenloft after all

PF1e doubling PF2e...wonder why? Probably has to do with the fact there wasn't a real demand for it and PF1e was doing just great, then Paizo tossed it aside for PF2e like it was the best thing ever to come to gaming. :LOL: Bad idea to have their fanbase split apart, they could've gone strong...

This is awesome, because I'm still a PF1e supporter and 2e is just not even a consideration for me. I wish WotC allowed others to create 1e-4e content on DMsGuild and not 5e only. Doesn't sound like a good business decisions to lose out on getting money from older edition players

I like how some of those "Don't"s flew out the the window later on in the edition LOL

I'm really really REALLY REALLY REALLY hoping for: KARA-TUR Personally, I'm sick of Euro-fantasy. Especially when there's so much more to fantasy gaming then that. And D&D should be the lead for diversifying the game more. Especially since it's set in the Forgotten Realms. We all know how...

That artwork is terrible. The 2e and 3e artwork actually look like GEM dragons, with their scales looking like encrusted gems. This thing looks like an anorexic Neon Green Dragon. :LOL:

They...they can't keep up with a few pages of mechanics that comes out barely every 2-3 months...? I'd hate to see how they keep up with anything if they can't manage that. :cautious:

So your work wasn't enough to win, yet good enough for them to profit off of with you getting a dime for it? Sounds extremely unethical. Anyone ok with that needs their head checked for whatever form of mind they have that think it's ok to quite literally steal.

Except there is zero consistency if you allow everyone to ignore 50 years of content. That statement made absolutely no sense. I mean it's like why bother with any lore at this point? Why write monster books? Here's some tools, make your own monsters and monster lore. Because any monster...

Why can't they just bring back Dragon and Dungeon Magazine? This was what Dungeon Magazine was for. Then you can fill the books with other material that normally wouldn't be there cause you're sticking in adventures mixed with it.

I don't have an issue with humanoid creatures not being reduced to tropes. If you want something violently, irredeemable evil, that's what fiends are for (and, lo' and behold, we also have rare examples of fiends-turned-good in several products and vice versa, fallen celestials becoming mighty...

omg they finally give love to the GEM DRAGONS! D&D Mythos always had a triumvirate, and for too long the Gem Dragons get either quick rundown or are completely ignored (it's freaky to realize it's been since 2002 they had been published in D&D!) Good, Evil, and finally Neutrality! I know the...