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What edition is this for? :p

Anyone who purchases this, understand that the Feudal Lords Campaign Setting is very dark fantasy. Even the Adventurer's Guide(essentially the campaign book) has a decapitated head on it and within it. It has roots in real-world horror with a touch of the Kingdom Death tabletop miniatures game...

Strange cover. It looks like the planeswalker there has to pee really badly but just can't stop planeswalking.. He should ask Ziggy how long until his next leap. ;)

It's executive talk for spend less money to make more.

I wouldn't have been against the Warhammer 40,000 term, Psyker. Obviously copyrighted, but I may use it in my own games. There are a few excellent terms for those with psionic power out there. I use the term mystic enough in a campaign to refer to hedgemage types to use it also for psionic PCs.

I really like they direction they took psionics. My fanmade version was similar, with base powers that can be augmented with strength and effects. However, i removed power points completely and just used a manifestation DC that steadily increased with augmentation and overuse. Bad results could...

Exactly. I would've preferred that even. And some basic psychic powers like clairsentience, telekinesis and levitation. You wouldn't have to use Science Bros words either. I don't hate mystic, but psychic is.. psychic.

My body is ready..

Kits. And PlaneScape. Kits and PlaneScape.

Happy belated birthday, D&D5e. It's good to see such a great rendition of the rules as well as the warm reception and large following it has already. I've played them all and this is, in my humble opinion, the best.

It wasn't long ago when the Alice in Wonderland rumor dropped and nerdrage commenced with some even declaring they give up on the future of 5e and WotC. Now, it seems to be nearly as anticipated as the core books. With Green Ronin(that's ro-neen) behind the curtain; I can't see this being...

My body is ready.

D'oh! You're going to force me to subscribe to read this delicious article. Touché, sir.

Very nice! Looking at the other pictures is a definite must, thanks to the others for pointing that out. I would've never guessed the curtains hid the gaming supplies, nor that huge dwarven forge set within the table. Bravo.

No solution is going to completely satisfy every customer. To think that isn't logical for a business or a sane consumer.

Maybe they got the licenses to produce D&D 3rd-party products.

How'd it go?

Why not play the NPC just as strategically as the PCs? They plan out their group round of attacks, optimize movements per round, etc..

This is pretty interesting. I've been mulling around using static initiative numbers in my own games(modified by circumstance and bonuses). Having initiatives operate on a 0-5 scale for the most part would work well with your method, as the actions seem more simultaneous with the limited range.

Here is an interesting snippet by Trapdoor Technologies. "Just FYI, we did not fail to meet deadlines re: wotc partnership. The contract was dissolved due to differences in core business philosophies, especially regarding digital distribution."