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Aren't they heavily mechanically revising dragonborn in this book? Couldn't they also change the flavor and distinguish draconians at the same time?

Half the book is likely to be monsters as well What new and reprinted monsters do you think will be included The skum and aquatic monsters from SALTMARSH, the new devils and new cold monsters are probably there What else?

Using "Fizban" is a surprise Volo, Xanathar, Mordenkainen and Tasha all appeared in products after being in a title Does all but confirm Dragonlance for 2022 The question now is Dark Sun or Planescape as the third classic setting

Guessing Chaos Carnival and Palace are live games Be nice to have a breakdown by hour so I know when to tune back in

You likely were and forgot It was announced over two months ago, which is a long time https://www.enworld.org/threads/wotc-announces-d-d-live-streaming-event.679906/

Connecting the two isn't a bad idea Dragon disciples have been a thing since 3e And it adds some lore for why monks are a thing without touching on orientalism

Prolly cause if you don't like bunnyfolk and owlpeople in your game, having rules for them runs the risk of a player coming to your game and asking to play one And saying 'no' or banning options is frowned upon I don't much care personally. No going to buy the books as I have three setting...

That's some good guessing It is an odd name for Bahaumat's card. I too tended to picture him more like an old wizard and less like monk This could be a way to differentiate him from Paladine and Fizbin It could very easily be a tease for how Bahaumat is being potrayed in whatever DRAGONOMICON...

Yes I literally said that But those were all the same edition

I liked it The A-plot was adequate. But the real point of the film was family and the characters interacting, and that was excellent Taskmaster was great for the first half. They didn't do much, but they were basically the Terminator for their scenes. Unstoppable. The Taskmaster wasn't beaten...

Less of a second edition then and more an updated core rulebook with different optional rules? They did a new core book for the last three Doctors Guess they decided Thirteen needed more incentive to get people to buy that book

Do people want old TSR games and IPs powered by Pathfinder 2nd ed rules? Pathfinder 2nd ed is retro compared to modern games but it's the opposite of OSR

Step one of giving a gish identity would be tying it to a setting The base game is purposely generic, and there's already the eldritch knight and bladesinger (or a fighter/ wizard multiclass) that does generic Flavor that isn't generic adds a role and lore to the world. Which may not fit...

Keep stopping and looking at this thread like I'm staring at a car crash I'll never play but I keep reading (even tried downloading the basic rulebook but every other card seems to have a keyword not detailed) How the flip does DANSE MACABRE work? Everyone sacrifices a creature and then you put...

It does sound like a hipster complaint "DnD is too mainstream now. I liked it better when it was an indie scene" Think I prefer DnD as it is, with the hobby booming rather than slowly dying out

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Asgard ships as well as human and Wraith ships with a charged ZPM. Both can make the trip from Earth to the Pegasus galaxy in a surprising time. Which is much, much faster than travelling about a galaxy in a few days, like Star Wars, which is the next fastest.

Interesting question Science fiction often is about telling stories set in the future that are analogous to the real world, while fantasy doesn't Not all sci-fi, but enough Maybe science fiction is more about who we are and can become and fantasy is about who we were and got to be how we are...