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I recommend Evermeet & Cormyr novels, deep lore, but they assume the reader has little to none to start off with, so their great fir immersing ones self, without needing to know anything from the start.

The risk is small compared to the benifits. Look at Warhammers Black Library.

So ignorance at the highest levels. By the point there would have been well over 500 D&D novels and roughly 80 MtG novels, but hey your not a novels writing company. It's was extremely dumb and caused all kinds of problems and missed opportunities. Such as MtG fiction not lining up properly...

Roll20 mentioned a spell in the book that allows you to summon an army, I suspect that its if you cast with its special circle magic option, otherwise its more like a normal summoning spell. So like maybe you can summon a great warrior with a summoning spell, but it has an option summon a...

To support a Circle Magic Spell you need to have spell slots so Familiars don't have those (although perhaps there will be a feat or spell that gives spell slots to Familiars, Paladin Mounts, even Martial characters for the purpose of circle casting), and it depends if your Rogue has spell...

I thought you were joking. Okay well you should be very happy with these books then. 19 new spells, circle casting seems powerful, some the feats will undoubtedly buff casters, factions like Red Wizards & Cult of the Dragon, Order of the Guantlet will offer benifits that will great for casters...

The feats likely have goodies for Martials as well.

I wonder how Prolong will work with Summon X spells enhanced by a class feature. Like could a Dragon Sorcerer cast Summon Dragon for a minute, but no concentration, only for Circle Casting to add hours to the spells duration without interfering with class features effect?

Even unmodified Doomtide is an amazing cleric spells (it was created original as a cleric spell), it deals a damage type that Cleric very rarely get to deal, its creates darkness which can be exploited and its a very powerful debuff. So there is no reason for a cleric not to use this, except...

https://www.dndbeyond.com/posts/2083-circle-magic-and-new-spells-gain-mastery-over-the It gives us a basic idea of how the circle magic mechanic works and gives us two spells with special options when you cast them with circle magic. Not sure if you get the special effect and a regular circle...

Really looking at the map and comparing it to the 3e map. Heartlands contains not just Sembia, Cormyr, Dalelands, but also Dragoncoast & Moonsea cities except Mulmaster. It also has the Citadel of the Raven. This seems to be the home turf of Zhents and Purple Dragon Knights faction...

Then Halfling would make a terrible Kithkin.

I think Kithkin will need something, say something that could double as ghostwise halflings like adding telepathy.

This explains why it said 8 species at one point. 1. Fairies, 2. Boggarts, 3. Elves, 4. Flamekin, 5. Rimekin, 6. Kithkin, 7. Changeling, 8. Dhampyr (Book of Hunger). I'm wondering if the some of these will get additional mechanics?

The thing is is that Rimekin, Cinders, and Flamekin in the lore are ALL THE SAME SPECIES. They are just different states. Baseline is Flamekin, but if the Flames of a Flamekin go out (say by moving into Shadowmoore, they become a Cinder, if they relight that flame, they become a Flamekin. The...

That was kind of true with Stone Goliaths, or even Hill, Frost, and Fire Goliaths, but that really doesn't make sense for Cloud & Storm Goliaths. Anyways I looked at the picture piece from Grimm's cloth map, and it too has a Dragon surrounded by fire in Chessenta, that suggests big things are...

We were supposed to have that by now, so that must make it worse.

You and 6 billion other people. It's a dystopia time right now.

I don't think FR really fits the term points of light setting. Yes it has alot of wilderness, and Faerun very large land, at least the size of North America, not including the Underdark even, but there simply are too many major nations and cities, and relatively (by D&D standards, compared to...

It's been like what 10 years or something so the ten towns have had time to rebuild.