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The cover for FR: Adventures in Faerun does a slightly better job of telling a story than the one for FR: Heroes of Faerun. The cover for FR: AiF makes you, as the reader of said story, ask more questions than the cover for FR: HoF. By how much is the question. :p

It depends on how common Common Sign Language is within your setting. If a large enough group of non-Saurials within the setting know how to understand as well as sign in Common Sign Language, then a Saurial character might not have much of a problem communicating with others. Otoh, if the...

Only if you are like this guy. ;)

Yeah, my group has yet to get around to participating in an adventure where combat wasn't present. It took us 2 1/2 years to get through Baldur's Gate: Descent into Avernus (June 2021 to December 2022). As for Tyranny of Dragons, we started this one back in January 2023 and I am not sure when...

From PF2's Lost Omens Character Guide, pg. 26 Some elves did not retreat to Sovyrian during Earthfall, but instead ventured into tunnels that led underground. While many of these elves pressed deeper into the earth, an elf named Jininsel received a vision that the elves could find their new...

PF supposedly has an Elven subrace for its' Asia-like setting. Ergo, Asian Half-elves. ;)

Kind of? ;) Maybe they'll be given the same treatment the Half-Elves of Eberron were given. Only for an Asian setting this time around.

One subclass that I sort of like from Ryoko's Guide to the Yokai is the Wizard (Shinobi). This subclass is like the Rogue-ish equivalent of the Bladesinger. A wizard that leans to the shadowy side of the Rogue. If it leaned toward something more elemental, the subclass would be perfect for a...

Which elements did you borrow from Ryoko's Guide to the Yokai Realms? curious

Not yet. I just checked Drive Thru RPG to see if they had PDFs for Ryoko's Guide to the Yokai Realms. No such luck. I have the PDF, but I am still waiting to get the physical copy.

That more of a cultural thing in Level Up. ;)

It wasn't so much as baking as it was one dwarf offering a snack to his fellow dwarves.

This is definitely true in Level Up. You can create any mixed heritage in this RPG simply by picking a heritage and another heritage's heritage gift.

I was trying to answer the OP's question as it related to me. Since joining my group back in June 2021, I have participated in two 5e adventures. Baldur's Gate: Descent Into Avernus and Tyranny of Dragons. Both of which had moments of combat, exploration and social interaction. I didn't know...

I am going with the RPG I am familiar with. :)

I don't think anyone can easily distill what is an adventure into a single thing that can make your character go on one. At best, you can distill it down to three things- combat, exploration and social interaction. You get to fight various kinds of monsters and villains. You get to travel...

I like this particular pic because atm it reminds me of that scene from the Avengers MCU movie where Wanda Maximoff is about to face off against two of Thanos' minions in order to protect Vision. It says 'Come and Get Me. I can take you.'

They better be a thing. ;) I am curious about what they will look like compared to the covers seen in this thread.

Lunar Games' Endless Realms: Creature Compendium for 5e has an Amber Dragon. https://www.deviantart.com/jocarra/art/Endless-Realms-bestiary-Amber-Dragon-603797775 Its' Amber Breath is a golden gel that rapidly hardens to stone in a 60ft. cone. In addition to the bludgeoning damage, a target...