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I pre-ordered on Amazon a few days ago and got locked in at $23.54, the price is now $49.95, which is more of what I expect to pay for a 300 page RPG hardcover.

I'm pretty excited for Esper Genesis to arrive. When Paizo announced Starfinder, I instantly wished that WotC would do something similar (Star Fronties 5e please). Esper Genesis is scratching that itch for me. While I'm glad to hear that WotC is going to produce some campaign setting material...

I absolutely use ENWorld for my RPG news. Yeah, yeah, Twitter and whatnot. Too much noise on Twitter for me. I like checking in at ENWorld once in a while and getting the digest.

I absolutely use ENWorld for my RPG news. Yeah, yeah, Twitter and whatnot. Too much noise on Twitter for me. I like checking in at ENWorld once in a while and getting the digest.

Give it to us raw...and wriggling!

It's really important if efficacy is your chief concern. For me, eh, I think an 18 is just fine and can even live with a 16 for certain characters. Feats, on the other hand, open up options during play and I find options fun. Pro Tip: Play for fun!

The only thing that sucks about 5e is not being able to play it more than I already do.

I do a very similar thing at my table (adults, not children). Instead of awarding XP I award Inspiration (we use an Inspiration pot that any character can draw from).

Use the smallest brush and take your time. Pick at it until you're satisfied with the result!

If you get to it, please share some pictures!

Posted the how-to on page 1.

One of my players bought a copy, framed it, and hung it. I'm quite touched of his love for the work and setting.

So a running joke at our table is that when a player misses a session that their character volunteers for all button pushing, lever pulling, and potion tasting activities. Honestly, we generally hand out the sheet to a different player to control in combat and the DM covers the RP for the absent...

These sound exactly like the kind of story points that I'd handwave. Ask yourself, do you really need stats here? How do the players mechanically engage with the volcano? Is it meaningful? I recommend instead of worrying about stats, take that time and spend it on lore. Who is the Balor? Why is...

That's awesome, Cooperjer! Thanks for sharing!

I'll admit, I'm confused.

Thank you for the kind words, Antharias. Also, welcome to ENWorld!

It must be mine. It shall be mine! Seriously, just looking forward to all the fiendish goodness (Am I allowed to say that?) that the book has to offer. As to halflings, just give them the furry feet already. It's been a staple of D&D. Jim Holloway always defined for me what a halfling looked...

It must be mine. It shall be mine! Seriously, just looking forward to all the fiendish goodness (Am I allowed to say that?) that the book has to offer. As to halflings, just give them the furry feet already. It's been a staple of D&D. Jim Holloway always defined for me what a halfling looked...