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Ooh! What would be nice is if purchases made through Paizo's site would show up as being bought on DTRPG. I doubt it, but that would help me to organize my online purchases.

"And if you go chasing rabbits And you know you're going to fall, Tell 'em a hookah smoking caterpillar Has given you the call. Call Alice When she was just small." -White Rabbit, by Jefferson Airplane

Strongheart looks like he would be one heck of a Knight of Solamnia.

I'm glad to see that Warduke got an armor upgrade. Looking forward to seeing the other action figure characters.

Also, I think playing a tortle cleric with the war domain who tells war stories all the time would be fun. Think of Kup from The Transformers. I call him Shellshocke. :D

I played a tortle aberrant mind sorcerer (during the playtest stage) fairly recently. His name is Geode. Basically, a sapphire dragon saved his life, but in so doing, gave him psionic abilities. Now his shell has crystals growing out of it. When he casts magic missile, three crystals launch from...

The original Tal'Dorei book is my introduction to Critical Role. I haven't watched any of their games yet, but I think I would like to. What I have seen of the setting is excellent.

You should ask the fine folks at Birthright.net about doing something. They've been around for about as long as we have. :)

I am anxious for draconian stats! Though I suspect it will just be the 5 classic draconians, and not any of the noble dracs or proto-dracs. Or the ones they created in 4e. Here's hoping for some love, though. And I hope they talk about dragonborn vs. draconians in Dragonlance!

So on the Wizards of High Sorcery (WoHS for short), we could have created either a single WoHS arcane tradition, or 3 separate ones for the White, Red, and Black Robes. However, that would kill a ton of existing options throughout the PHB and the rest of D&D, not to mention cool wizard...

The Dragonlance Nexus -- the fan site for all things Dragonlance -- has created a free 94-page PDF detailing the Dragonlance setting for D&D 5th Edition. The PDF includes races, organizations, equipment, gods, magic, monsters, geography, a timeline, and more...

One thing I wanted to clarify is that Margaret Weis never ran TSR. She did run Sovereign Press, which transitioned into Margaret Weis Productions. I was honored to work with her and the awesome design team on the Dragonlance 3.5 products. Also, sorry to hear about your health issues. I hope...

Dragonlance will likely be in 2024, since that's when the last book of the new trilogy should be coming out.

For those of you who picked up the Curse of Strahd Revamped boxed set after first buying the hardcover book, what did you do with the hardcover after you got the boxed set? Keep it, sell it, etc.? If you also had the DM Screen and Tarokka deck by Gale Force 9, did you keep those as well?

Thanks for the link. That was a good article and great art. I do hope they develop Kara-Tur someday. Hopefully they'll do it in the right way and it'll be awesome.

Does the Book of Inner Alchemy take adventurers to Kara-Tur?

Likely she will. Back in the day, Margaret saw an image with Goldmoon not wearing pants. She marched down to the art department in tears. From that moment on, Goldmoon was drawn with pants.

So, I have a completely serious question here... Can the hardback book fit into the coffin-shaped box? :D

I haven't looked at that book in a long time. I'll have to give it a once-over. Thanks! And thanks to everyone for their answers.

As I understand it, Monte Cook named his original company after a character of his named Malhavoc. Am I right on this? Do we know anything about the character?