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If it bothers the dev that much, have the company release the limited aspect to every purchaser. I mean, really. This is a natural consequence of artificial scarcity. There are people who have enough money to drop $20k+ on a custom made knife. Why would virtual assets be any different...

No argument there! I heavily favor wizards on the rare chances I get to play. But, should I have the opportunity to play 5e (of whatever stripe) I have a powerful urge to play a premiere archer based on the fighter class. Not a ranger, not multiclassing, just pure fighter who is an archer /...

Pretty sure that was explicitly stated in an interview, somewhere. Seemed pretty obvious to me, anyway.

Where would I find a listing of those in general?

I don't think players want balance so much as to be not overshadowed. People don't want to come to the game and watch an episode of "The Lee Show" because he's got enough power that everyone else is superfluous. I have found that this is different from one player having a bit stronger...

I found it an enjoyable, earthy tale. There are some choices I would have made differently, but I liked the story overall.

In what way?

I understand completely. When I made my bespoke PHB I left out the monk and a couple other classes as I was focusing on two new ones for myself. I've since included it, but it's been a while since then.

I find it interesting that you don't have a Circle of the Sun for druids. Is that mainly a clerical theme for you? Also no fae pact. Do the druids have a stronger connection?

I think with current D&D a paladin might be a good choice. I would customize it a bit with background and feat choices to allow him to be viable in medium armor and more athletic. So, proficient in STR and DEX abilities like a thief. I'm not sure how a multiclass Pal/Rog would work, and I tend...

Actually, it was an inventive science fantasy setting. Human explorers found a planet with an ecosphere and expanded. Later, Humans sent a recall telling everyone to come home. Many didn't. Supply ships stopped coming with the assumption that Earth was no more. This was a problem as humans...

I know, my friend. It pains me, too. Also, I was horrified when I first heard that term. "That's taking the sweet / savory mix just a bit too far!"

Are the blue wizards mentioned at all in the LotR? Or just obliquely in Saruman's comment to Gandalf?

Skyrealms of Jorune by Leker is what you're trying to recall, I think. ;)

Now that you mention it, the only explicitly racially multicultural cities I can think of are Sigil and ... the Eberron city with the floating towers.

I don't know what you mean by tiers in this context, beyond perhaps size. Do you have a reference for this that I can read up on?

For me it would depend on how significant the Titans would be. I remember reading a bit about the Titans from a Greek perspective, but never really from a Roman one (save Saturn). If there was going to be interactions with the Nordics, Celts, and Egyptians, I would probably go with Roman as...

Very humanocentric, but humans, dwarves, and halflings are all considered "human". As human as we would consider Neanderthals and Denisovians, anyway.

This is how I run it as well.

I don't think that he's arguing that the spell ends, rather that you don't get the full benefit of the temp HP from more than one source.