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Just looked through it. Didn't look at the Bard (not interested), but the Unity Cleric is changed. New spell list, and one I actually like that seems thematically appropriate. The Channel Divinity is kinda interesting...spread the damage amongst your party members instead of one target getting...

"Do you use XPs or Milestones?" Yes

103 is a truly admirable age....just think of all he has done in his venerable lifetime! Mad respect!

Ok, thank everyone for helping me to understand why they think it is creepy. Not so baffled now. I sometimes don't get the nuances of things like that. That being said, there is definitely a dark side to love. Lust, obsession...those are often associated with love, though one could easily argue...

Honestly, I am unsure how it's different than typical charm and domination spells in the PHB. Why don't we get rid of the Enchanter, too? Sorry...I am genuinely confused as to why there is backlash, especially considering that this is a fantasy role-playing game and that things like this have...

Check your email. Edit: Nevermind...it's doing it to me now as well. I should have saved it yesterday while it was still working for me.

Works fine for me

Not a fan of the Bard...just seems weird and doesn't fit into what I think a Bard should be. My opinion, mind you. A little note floating in the air around someone? Being able to use music to create a non-magical item? Just seems weird...do not like. The Love Cleric...I've actually been waiting...

I'd add another. LadyHawk. Another good one, if only because of the incomparable Tim Curry, is Legend.

It depends on the DM. I ran it out of the box the first time, as written. The first half was a challenge for the group. The last half was a breeze. They ROFLStomped DemoGorgon in the last fight; poor rolls and poor action economy. He didn't last long at all. The second time I ran it, I took the...

Watched the 2nd episode last night. It's interesting that the Romulans are the ones who control the Borg Cube, but I've never known them to be very altruistic; their reasoning for "freeing" the Borg drones is obviously contrived. More than likely, they are using the technology they are finding...

The only problem I had with the revelation of the two Daughters was how contrived it felt. There weren't any blood tests, no brain scans, etc. to confirm that they were actually artificial. Or maybe I missed it.

I remember playing a Cleric of Pelor in 3e...he was consistently one of the most unbalanced characters in the game. Once he hit 7th level, with a few rounds of prep, he could out fight the Fighter/Barbarian, and could out Paladin the Paladin. Bull's Strength and Divine Power were game changers.

I watched this just the other day...let's see if I can remember all of them: Hudson, Hicks, Apone, Vasquez, Frost, Gorman, Drake, Ferrow (sp?), Spunkmeyer, Wierzbowski, Crowe I know I'm missing one...a female with short dark hair...the medical officer, I think?

I saw it as a group of Romulans "defected" to the Federation. Perhaps some of them were grateful for the assistance in evacuating Romulus when the sun went supernova. That being said, I think there is a group of Romulans that are trying to undermine this integration (at least, that was how I...

I think that was a hologram, but I may have to rewatch the episode to confirm.

I don't know of any major demons or devils who have ascended, but there is a record of an ascended demon in the D&D universe. In Planescape: Torment, one of the playable characters is Falls-From-Grace, a "fallen" succubus who has become good.

It certainly seemed more introspective than I thought it would...certainly more in line with how the Star Trek universe "feels" than Discovery. I like how the Romulans have "integrated" into Federation society. It seems as if there is a large faction that is doing the things that we are used to...

Bad 80's Hair Metal band reference.

I think there's a missed opportunity here to include a "Shout at the Devil" reference...