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Before someone says “ah but you said WOTC before not specifically d&d!” I just want it clear that one of those settings is less than a year old, another less than 4, another less than 10, and all four only recently have become a playable setting book. To imply that any of these are old or to...

1. I don’t think it’s a bad idea, the sorcerer moon subclass is just fine. In general I want the moon chart though 2. I make my players who are arcane casters keep track of the moon chart, I give them a copy. It also helps them to double as party time keeper. It’s been working out really well...

You are like the second person to read “not a strong influence” as “doesn’t have one someone prove me wrong quick” Emphasis strong. Emphasis it doesn’t overwhelm the setting, the plane of air has a much stronger influence considering the most famous city in the setting.

I hope they do it like they did it in 3.5: the phases of the moon affect all arcane magic across the board. When one moon is full, certain spells get stronger. When it’s not in the sky, those spells get weaker. I use that system in my 5e Dragonlance game and it works just fine

Since paladin wasn’t available in the setting you couldn’t use it (I mean. You could. Whatever) and it was designed to effectively make the paladin in the setting cause it got everything a paladin got. But it boiled down to the fastest way you could get to knight of the rose was at like your...

Tabaxi are my bane. Always annoyingly problematic. Always.

Mathematically the capstone for the prestige class for knight of the rose couldn’t be reached without hitting level 21!

Untrue. I am only here for the Greygem. Give me ball of chaos or give me death, WotC cowards. Joking you are spot on.

(Looks around at thread that has derailed multiple times because a demographic can’t get past the words “fey Wild” and “supernatural”) yeah what a silly generation wotc is going after.

Eberron doesn’t have a strong fey influence, and if all we get for fey in Dragonlance is Kender I’d say we made it out pretty unscathed

Right?!? Next stop: Ravenloft

Snitches get stitches, pal.

Ok I know this is a joke but I honestly don’t hate it. I might steal this for home brew

That’s why it’s called Dark sun, you see. It’s dark. Like the shadow fell.

Yup, classic misspelling of a homonym

Their war of the lance rewrite, written with the intention to not only update the rules to 3e but ALSO make the adventure less of a railroad was GREAT

What’s interesting about the supplement I attached (this is what I have been talking about) is that this is a good model for what we should have gotten for 5e FR (it explains all the changes in Krynn after the novels ended their big event) but didn’t (we never got a true post spellplague primer...

I’m saying they were printed in game books. They also novelized those changes because back at that time period, cross promotion was a big thing. Most novelists for d&d specifically wrote to highlight new game mechanics.

Yeah that’s clear. Yeah I read this. Cannon means nothing to WotC and they can and will change whatever they want to or need to to achieve their goals, which is absolutely their right once they bought the properties

Not at all! While I will likely never use the phrase “feywild” in a Dragonlance game I run, I 100% understand why WotC is doing it and they absolutely should work towards this (whether it’s used or not)