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It's cool. I asked because Laser Llama's Order of the Blade (formerly Order of the Bladedancer) Magus does receive an AC bonus at key levels whenever they enter their Bladedance trance. ;) When they reach 15th level, this feature grants them a +3 bonus to AC.

Light Armor: 11/12 +DEX + INT Medium Armor: 12/13/14/15+ DEX (Max 2) + INT Do any of your Swordmage subclasses receive an AC bonus at certain levels?

It would better if the INT modifier is added to your DEX when you are armored up and when you are using STR/DEX for your attack cantrips.

We need to move this side topic to a new thread. :p

It only becomes an obsession once a year. ;)

Yet another reason for me to like Level Up.

Maybe? The Remembered Realms :p has had something of a headstart. It's almost as old as D&D itself. The earliest version of the setting that I am aware of debuted back in 2e. Besides, isn't it the setting competing already with the newer kid on the block, Eberron? ;) Also, a setting based off...

If we are going to be doing this in the dark, we'll need some Gloom Stalker Rangers to stealthily enter the building. With their Umbral Sight, no one who uses Darkvision or its' fancy tech equivalent will see them. :p In other words, Level Up! :D

All the more reason then for someone to make Toril's sister planet of Abeir into an actual setting. ;)

Agreed. I still own my 3e FRCS book. The 3e version had books covering each area of Faerun with a lot of useful material. I hope the upcoming 2024 Heroes of Faerun is a return to covering more areas of the continent.

How many other species in each edition D&D were dropped on top of existing material with little reason? Quite a lot. And if it wasn't a new species, it was a new subspecies. WoTC could have kept the same races from 1e to all of the editions of D&D. No Goliaths, no Tieflings, No Dragonborn, etc...

True. The alternate would have been making Abeir into an actual D&D setting.

It was the Dragonborn nation of Tymanther that became a part of the Realms during 4e's Spellplague. The Dragonborn nation of Arkhosia existed in 4e's Points of Light/Nentir Vale setting. The planar swap that brought Tymanther to Toril from Abeir was a neat and easy way to introduce them into the...

Magic would make the dungeon raid at WoTC HQ go from being a Mission: Impossible to a Mission: Possible. ;) First, we employ a team of Divination Wizards and Artificers to scope out where WoTC hides its' D&D stuff, both its' physical copies and their PDF equivalents. The Artificers can extract...

Is this with or without the use of magic? ;)

They were pretty underwhelming in 4e and 5e compared to every other race. Edit: Are you referring to the Dragonborn empire of Arkhosia in 4e?

At least they've been trying out some Dew. ;) So many varieties of Dew, so little time to dew them in.

Why not dragonborn for dragonborn? Harpies are Birdfolk (See the A5e heritage). :p

Very carefully. :p

No one initially thinks a particular game, TV series, etc. will stick around and/or create spinoffs of itself. They all think it will last for a short period of time and then disappear. They forget that the fans of that game or that TV series give them the staying power to last for years.