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Aarakocra 8 Aasimar 8 Autognome 5 - 2 = 3 (You are just a Small Warforged, you do not need to be a separate Species) Bugbear 10 Changeling 8 Dhampir 10 Dragonborn, Draconblood 10 Dragonborn, Ravenite 10 Dragonborn, Chromatic 16 Dragonborn, Gem 14 Dragonborn, Metallic 7 Dwarf, Duergar 10 Dwarf...

Wand, Staff (absorbs Rod), Spellbook, and Orb (absorbs Crystal). Implement choice, like weapon choise for a Martial, is important.

Battle Master 12 College of Lore 11 Oath of the Ancients 16 Path of the Totem Warrior 16 - 2 = 14 Thief 16 + 1 = 17

If the base is damaged it will simply take a long rest to recover completely, so no structure will ever not be at full hit points the next day. That is why sieges are so difficult, the attacker probably has to roll two 20's in a row to do enough damage to the base to take it to 0 HP so it can't...

Barbarian: Path of the Totem Warrior 20 Bard: College of Lore 18-2 = 16 (You are overpowered.) Fighter: Battle Master 15 Paladin: Oath of the Ancients 21 Ranger: Gloom Stalker 12 Rogue Thief 16 + 1 = 17 (There is nothing wrong with a subclass whose name new players can understand.)...

I nominate Blade Runner, by Free League, given that it is December 5th and it does not seem to be out yet, or even at distributors, so a 2023 release seems likely. Blade Runner RPG

Hi, If it was as bad as WWI casters on both sides would get "Woe" as the resources (lives) spent made the battle a bad deal even if you "won", and that's not even getting into the whole "World War I caused World War II" argument.

Our stores bought scores of all of these. I personally bought Mordenkainen's Monsters and Spelljammer. I am planning on buying Stormwrack Isle and Dragonlance but all my D&D money is going towards Loke Battle Mats. I also want to get Radiant Citadel, and I might in 2023.

They could remove the notion that magic items are optional, and start giving them out like crazy, so more players would buy the DMG to see what their magic items do. [This would cause balance issues, but selling books and making money is good.]

Possible rule "Weapons - When using a two-handed weapon you do base damage equal to the size of the largest hit dice you have from a class that can use that weapon. When using a one handed weapon you use dice that are one step smaller. Apply stat bonunses as usual." Thus Wizards do 1d4 with a...

It might be better if Hit Dice were a resource that were used only for cool stuff that tires people out. Otherwise we have to explain why their use is limited by your hit dice and if you spend them all you will need a long rest to get them back and two long rests to get them all back.

What if it was all just a nightmare, and all the dead PC's wake up fine but their memories of the dungeon still give them XP's? Then it's an easy way to give "free" XP's.

Abjuration 19 Bladesinging 15 + 1 = 16 (Who doesn't love a subclass where you get to jump and yell like Xena?) Conjuration 21 Divination 21 Enchantment18 Transmutation 20 - 2 = 18 (I wanted to like you, but things just did not work out) War Magic 22

If you do backpacks, please include total weight and max weight capacity, players almost never remember to add up the weights of the items in their backpacks and confirm that it is below the 30 limit of the pack.

In this system maybe you could still add your CON bonus to the hit dice you roll to recover hit points, thus modeling "healthy people heal faster", even if it does not add to your base hit points.

Some spellcasters have "Augury". If cast before almost any WW I style battle, the attackers would have been told that attacking would bring them "woe". Their King might not listen the first time, but likely would the second....

Hi, if you want that to stay balanced then you should probably set it up so that each class has proficiency in the same number of important saves, a class with full proficiency in DEX and CON and WIS saves may be too good, while a class with full proficiency in only one of those three and in two...

My preference would be to give each class two more Half (round down) Proficiency saves, one common and one uncommon. For example I would give Wizards Half bonus to DEX saves (they are smart enough to know when to get out of the way) and CHA saves (strong Willpower) while Rogues would get half...

No, Al-Qadim confirmed. They've secretly hired some of the MENA writers from Journey to the Radiant Citadel to redo it for the 21st century and it will be a 2023 release.

False. They can only fall in love Proficiency Bonus times per day. This means it takes them months to apply Proficiency Bonus to everything. ;)