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they're WHAT?

as a fellow canadian...

last i recall the PDFs take precedence. i might be wrong there. i'm sure morrus would know.

well i'm not ready to WAIT for it, so.

i guess that might work for a one shot. it'd be really weird for a full campaign though. that's...a good point, actually.

you can hit them, you can fold them, stack the deck and weight the dice...

i mean, the problem there is that the music is still integral to the genre - i mean, it's literally the name. having a musical without actual music would kind of be like having a high fantasy game without magic. sure, you could probably hit most of the other tropes, but i'd argue it's a...

musicals. how the hell do you improv a musical?

these are great. i do have a few comments, though (assuming, of course, these have already gone through proofreading and such, which...maybe they haven't). 1. strike fear doesn't specify how long the rattled condition lasts. is it one round? one minute? do they get a save at the end of each...

i mean, again, i'd still say trying to trick your players about the system you're running is a bad idea - not because it can't work, but because if they ever find out it'll harm their trust in you. it's also kind of just a jerk move in general, honestly.

while i'd agree with everyone else that you shouldn't try to trick your players like this, i actually do know a guy whose DM tricked him in exactly this way. i was discussing 5e in a discord and this guy came in saying the game was incredibly easy and he felt unkillable. okay, that fit with...

i just realized all the ranged-focused traditions have names without possessives, while the rest have names with possessives. was that intentional, or just a weird coincidence?

at this point this entire thread is just (but in a good way)

so when are you guessing the kickstarter will be? december, january? i wanna give you money. money.

i mean. i'd say so.

i mean, the problem there is it means the effectiveness of your subclass is entirely dependent on how common your favored enemy is in the campaign (unless the abilities work on any creature and are just flavoured to be based on your favored enemy, i guess?)

only 25%?

but that's the best part! or so i've been told, anyway...

don't even wanna touch dragon smart? ok. i see how it is.

yeah, i was going to ask if we'd be able to manually put in custom content (e.g. heritages, classes, etc.) onto characters.