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Success! I found it! My Google Fu was much better tonight. So what I was looking for came from an interview on WotC's site with James Wyatt. Source: http://www.circvsmaximvs.com/forum/showthread.php?63067-New-D-amp-D-4e-setting-for-2010-Dark-Sun&p=990742&viewfull=1#post990742 This was what...

I am trying to find a description of the 4e elements, and I can't seem to find it. It may have been from a web article or from the Dark Sun Campaign Setting. It says something like "elements of sun, sand, fire, and wind" or some such. Basically, a way of describing the elements that was more...

I thought I read somewhere that we would be seeing an update on the psionics article WotC posted back in July sometime in November. Anyone got any info on this?

The Dragonlance forums are backed up at dragonlanceforums.com.

True, forgot about that. Hrm...

Honestly, I would treat it as a feat. Genasi Heritage, or some such. That would allow any race to take on a trait or two from the Genasi (or whatever race you want).

Follow up: Anything in there about adapting Purple Dragon Knights to be Knights of Solamnia in the adaptation section?

What info on adapting materials to other settings, in particular Dragonlance?

Some things I would like to know about, if the info becomes available: 1. What are the half-elf and tiefling variants? 2. What are the barbarian's new totem spirits? 3. What new bardic colleges are there? 4. Purple Dragon Knight - Only fighters can become Purple Dragon Knights? Or can you be a...

Fantastic! I always thought that 5e took a bit of inspiration from Castles & Crusades (one of my favorite 3rd party D&D "clones"). So I am so glad to see the Trolls doing a 5e conversion. I hope to see more. Trollzah!

Where did you hear that there will be a Dragonlance setting next year? Everything I heard suggests that it'll be the Realms for the foreseeable future. I am hoping to give the mystic a try here in a few weeks. The question for me is whether the class can work as the Dragonlance mystic or not...

The beauty of D&D is that you're able to make your own rules, then share with the community. My recommendation here is to use something existing, and then modify it to be what you want. What makes an elf into a snow elf? Resistance to cold? Ability to travel across snow and ice without a...

I was hoping to get my copy on Friday. Maybe it'll be back up soon?

Isn't it a bit late for College of Wizardry? It came out in 1998, after all. ;)

Here is the feedback I gave on the mystic flavor: In regards to the flavor of the class... 1. The name mystic is a good fantasy name, but it isn't as representative of the class as the name psion. Please do not use psionicist as a name, as that is a mouthful. 2. The mystic may be confusing to...

A distinct possibility. WotC forced the 3.5 sorcerer on DL back in the day, rather than letting us develop one that felt more like the SAGA sorcerer. We made a good compromise with the Academy Sorcerer prestige class in Age of Mortals. Many, though not all, of the spheres of mysticism could be...

By that logic, we should stick with the name psionicist. ;)

A Dragonlance might be run by an old schooler, but not necessarily. There is a portion of the fan base who continue with the 3.5 materials in Pathfinder. Likewise, a number of us also play Dragonlance using 5e. Back in 1e/2e, this was the case. Sovereign Press/Margaret Weis Productions took...

What would be optimal would be if they could meet in the middle. What I fear is the situation where a fan of the psionic mystic comes to Dragonlance and finds that DL's version of the mystic is a totally different beast. So if the 5e psion lands up being called the mystic, it would be nice if...

One of the spheres of mysticism in Dragonlance was called Mentalism. The Fifth Age mystic really could be divided into three D&D classes: the cleric (without gods), the druid, and the psion. It was the power of all living things, and of death. Really, domains can cover a lot of that. That...