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Spelljammer is ripe for re-imagining as an updated steampunk-style setting with sci-fi aspects like the living mind flayer ships shown in the BG3 trailer. I can't believe they haven't already jumped on it, myself. I would love to see updated versions of all the old spelljammer ship designs...

No, I think Firehose of Acid is level 3. (what the others were saying, the duration is for the clinging acid damage).

IIRC this was covered by Enchantment back in 2e days but it has become Transmutation over the years.

For me it was the first time D&D really felt alien and otherworldly. That Lady of Pain logo and her backstory. Sigil being built on the inside of a horizontal wheel The thought of walking around this huge Dickensian city and running into fiendish, angelic, or elemental creatures The endless...

For those without Spotify, I made a public Youtube playlist with all the official artist versions of the songs, available publicly here (click the 1/14 icon to see the tracklist):

Salvatore I'm certain comes up with the cringiest names thinking "surely the editors are going to reject THIS one..." Edit: supposed to be a quote of Rem from page 1 but I'll be damned if I can figure out how to do it and don't have time to learn at the moment.

Many monsters have listings that assume leadership is male and that females/young are helpless noncombatants.

Not just Atari... Didn't TSR have to buy back and pulp a large amount of overproduced late-2e product?

I approve of more shorter adventures. Also I think this may be the first time we've had an in-depth description of the library itself, so that's another bonus.

To sum up the warlord, it's a nonmagical fighter/bard who makes their allies more effective by granting additional attacks or movement, boosting their rolls, penalizing enemies, and restoring HP (or granting temp HP) via superior tactics and morale-boosting.

<Cough> So, any idea what kind of new spells we're looking at in Tasha's? There's a lot of old classics that still haven't made it to 5th.

I wonder if D&D Beyond's limited support for house rules is limiting the presence of epic-level characters. I suspect DMs and players who like to run such games may be more likely to insist on house rules. My own experience: One of my current campaigns (Neverwinter) started early in 4e and is...

Pretty happy with it.

Started on it, never liked it, glad it's gone. It's not intuitive for new players.

I heard that they were buying the molds and bringing them to the US after fulfilling the initial kickstarter orders. Not sure if that's true. Will ask about it on the Reaper Live chat tomorrow night.

This is going to affect Reaper's next Bones kickstarter too, I'm sure.

Hellboy Nightcrawler Anti-heroes are cool