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I noticed in the preview pages for the Artillerist they now added "Martial Ranged Weapon" to the things that can become an Arcane Firearm. Finally an Artillerist can use a Firearm (or a Bow or Crossbow) as an Arcane Firearm...

Copyright is shorter in Canada as there's Popeye's Supplements which outright uses the Popeye character to sell supplements, proteins, fitness nutrition stuff and other things like that, which has existed since 1989. While I've heard of the copyright has not yet expired in the US. For WotC I...

I wished they tried covering every class with a spooky subclass, what other spooky subclasses should there be? Barbarian, well the Path of the Beast might be since it's sort of Werewolf themed Druid, I'd think Circle of Spores could be the spooky Druid, but there's room for other types of...

My thoughts on this: It's really questionable why there isn't the Necromancy Wizard in this article, they must be saving it for something else Reanimator Artificer The Reanimator does fit in with the concept of a Frankenstein inspired Artificer that I was constantly trying to push, they...

Could Druidcraft cause something to decompose quickly? Like make waste go away? What about Elementalism and getting rid of some body hair painlessly?

Might be a reason why a lot of Tieflings become Bards.

I never saw taking an action to cast being a problem for most of them, as I don't see them being used in combat at all. On the other hand it wouldn't be unbalancing if they could cast those spells as bonus actions. I guess another way to see there use as utility spells, would be if each party...

Of the utility Cantrips, Prestidigitation seems to be the most versatile to use in a lot of situations (cleaning, making chores simpler, showing off), but what of the others like Thaumaturgy, Druidcraft and Elementalism which seem to be a lot more limited in their capabilities? I'm thinking in...

It has a nerf for Conjure Minor Elementals! What everyone was asking for! Also a bunch of other Conjure spells were nerfed.

One thing that ways in my mind is how both Marvel and DC have depicted Atlantis in regards to Aquaman or Namor. The Atlanteans have a strange combination of advanced almost spaceship like submarines and war machines pulled by giant seahorse to sea monsters. I never felt that the Apparatus of...

One thing I view about this Empire is that Koalinth are as prominent as Merfolk and Sea Elves at least, despite them being traditionally a footnote in the Hobgoblin entry across editions. I don't see the Empire Koalinths being too much into Maglubyiet as a religion and more into the Empire's...

One of my ideas is that the Empire is a multi-species Empire, I do see some species like Locathah being more suited to living deeper than Sea Elves or Merfolk, and possibly Koalinths being a lot of the soldiers of the Empire given how militaristic their surface brethen Hobgoblins happen to be...

There probably aren't that many sea creatures that have resistance to fire damage, but it's probably done by someone who is resistant to it. An alchemical process might not involve heat, if alchemy could transmute one material into another (like most infamously lead into gold), then maybe it...

Some of my ideas for the metallurgy issues: They use underwater volcanic vents They use some chemical/alchemical processes to forge metals. Magic, especially Conjuration and Transmutation spells They bind Fire Elementals for forges They trade for crafted metallic items They have colonies or...

Any particular ideas which species should be at which depths? I see Merfolk and Sea Elves as being more towards the surface as they might be the most related to land Humanoids, even though you could argue so are Koalinths as a Hobgoblin offshoot but they seem to be more deep sea than a Sea Elf...

I just realized that the Simic Hybrids from Ravnica could be a Deep Scion-like option for PCs, at least the ones with Underwater Adaption.

Thinking back to Rune I'm aware of some unofficial or fan-made tabletop adaptations of the setting existing. But I think it could fit with something more official with D&D 5e. And watching Arcane, I see things like Jinx either being an Artillerist Artificer or some sort of Fighter subclass...

So I'm thinking on the concept of a great underwater empire that spans all the seas in a world and might be the most powerful nation in that world. They might have originally been from the surface before their great city sank into the ocean, or they just might have been in the ocean this whole...

I think they should try making Runeterra, the world of Arcane and League of Legends, as a 5e setting.

I'm curious what some are the skills are called. I don't think I've seen that mentioned yet. There's probably not a History or Arcana skill, and I'm sure something like Nature would be renamed Biology. Since it's sci-fi wouldn't there be skills related to engineering and types of sciences?