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This is a point I've made numerous times. This is also akin to saying, "I'm just playing my alignment." This topic comes up every few months, and we tend to go round-robin on this. The arguments are circular. It's almost a part of gamer culture, unfortunately. A few people have had first-hand...

I am looking to run an all-halfling one-shot set in the Five Shires sometime in the future, but I need some help fleshing it out. What I am looking for are some sourcebooks or adventures to help me flesh it all out. I know of some D&D resources, but I was wondering if there were more. I know of...

I've loved Sean's work on the maps he did for Dragonlance for Margaret Weis Productions. Glad to see he's doing work for WotC too. Way to go, Sean!

Could someone with this book post a synopsis of the Dragonlance conversion notes? Thanks in advance.

This was a good response. Kudos to MCG for trying to represent Native American peoples in a respectful way. I have to wonder what the response to Riverwind and Goldmoon from Dragonlance would be in the modern era.

The female designed/chosen has MC Hammer pants! :)

Considering that some folks refer to Pathfinder as 3.75, wouldn't that mean that instead of 1.5, it would really be 3.875? ;)

It would make sense to have Paizo do a Greyhawk AP, perhaps based on Expedition to the Ruins of Greyhawk (since Erik Mona, Jason Bulmahn, and James Jacobs worked on it). One can hope!

Likewise, some are content that the Fifth Age, or Summer of Flame, or Taladas never happened. It depends on who you ask. Everyone has their favorite era, continent, etc. Heck, there are six alternate timelines as well. Plenty of room for DL fans of all stripes to find something they love.

That's amazing. Do you know how to find the archive for Dragonlance? I don't see it on that link you have. I've been searching for that for years.

Two of my favorite pre-5e sources for bards are Monte Cook's alternate bard in the Complete Book of Eldritch Might, as well as the excellent bard found in 13th Age. What I'm wondering is how one might convert those two sources to use with the 5e bard. Personally, I love the idea of spellsongs...

I also want to see the return and further development of Sardior. Likewise, I want to see the best of the Mind's Eye articles. Likewise, I want to see campaign setting support. Dark Sun is a natural, but I want to see Eberron with psionics as well. Plus notes on using psionics in the Forgotten...

I'm making my own bucket list based on the original poster's list, because there was a lot of good stuff there. Power points! Psion class (with six subclasses, "psionic disciplines"); Soulknife subclass for monk; Psychic warrior subclass for fighters; Kalashtar PC race; Thri-Kreen PC race; A...

I started out in 2e, then did 3e and 4e. I loved the feel of 2e, but not necessarily the mechanics. 3e and 4e had too much math, and the game was really beginning to feel like a board game to me with 4e. I dabbled a bit into Castles & Crusades, but found I was adding rules that I felt were...

The 30th anniversary of Dragonlance didn't make this list?

I am not a fan of the halfling art either. I understand the desire to make them look unique, and not like a small human and to avoid copyright issues with the hobbit, but this bit of art is horrible. One of my few complaints in D&D 5e. I prefer either the kender-like halflings of 3e and 4e, or...

Part of the downfall of TSR was that they fractured their brand so much by creating so many sub-brands. WotC and Paizo both learned from that lesson. Paizo stays with one all-inclusive setting. WotC seems to now be focusing on strengthening the main D&D brand, and marketing it across many...

Weis and Hickman have another Dragonlance story to tell. WotC just needs to give it the go-ahead.

I just looked, and it says it does radiant damage instead of slashing. Also re-read the description. Basically, the sun blade went from being a sword that could emit light to being a lightsaber. Which is fine, I guess.

In prior editions, the sun blade seemed like a regular sword that had the ability to light up. In 5e, it's very much a lightsaber. Nothing wrong with that, of course. :cool: However, I have to ask - was my original assumption that the sun blade was an actual sword correct, or has it been a...