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I have never had a campaign last beyond 13th level. For 5e, my highest level PC is 12th level though that is going strong and will reach higher levels I think. But we also take much longer to level than most, it seems. We have lots of sessions of just RP. We play a single campaign for years. A...

yes we do

There is also a video on a behind the scenes coverage of how subclasses were edited, how they began, changes and final version to show the evolution of the rules.

It's pretty easy to simply print to PDF

What is the ability of the Feline Court class to turn into a cat like?

See also this thread for details: https://www.enworld.org/threads/cthulhu-by-torchlight.714510/

Cthulhu by Torchlight was just announced on Treantmonklvl20's Patreon channel, because he helped work on it (mostly on subclasses, some on monsters) with Mike Mearls, who is the lead designer on this book. This book, which is now newly available on DnDBeyond, combines Call of Cthulhu and 5th...

My daughter is a Stranger Things fanatic. We've been to a Finn Wolfhard concert together, where we also met McKenna Grace, and had tickets to a Maya Hawk concert, and met Grace Van Dien who played Crissy. This might be the very thing to convince her to play D&D (the first crossover RPG didn't do...

Game store health is crucial to the long term health of the industry. Game stores are a primary gateway for new players, primary gateway for new DMs, and their success in the long term helps all game consumers. So yes, it's in WOTCs best interest and the best interests of gamers in general to...

Yes, he's saying some people don't care about that big picture reason, don't care that game stores are a gateway to new players and critical to the health of the industry, and just want their digital access because that's all they care about.

You don't screw every game store in the nation because gamers who game online want their stuff earlier. They're absolutely right to delay both releases.

That's totally fair. Having yet to play 2024 in-person, and playing it only on Foundry and Talespire so far, surely biases my view on some things.

Khoravar rogue can get true strike as a species trait, allowing them to select a different background feat like Lucky. Nice! Yes I know there was already a High Elf option for this, but a different choice is good. And, well, yeah it's a half-elf. About time.

Getting it all automated in Foundry has helped a lot. Now they're cool. Like spells.

Yes it's a non-magical spellcaster class. Spellcaster meaning a class operating essentially off a slot system which increases with levels, and the slots are used to use a power which controls something, or damages something, or heals something, etc... This just looks like a melee based non-magic...

Yeah I got that. It's basically a caster disguised as a melee character.

It's obviously not a big deal to me. It's on my want list, but it's not on my must-have list or else I wouldn't have been playing without one all these years and would have just made one up.

He said the numbers hold up regardless of what weapon they use, but they default to longbow. Bow hits more often but does less damage per hit. Greatsword hits less often but does more damage per hit. They average about the same. Strategy was spread out so they don't all get hit with an AOE if...

No they are primary bow users using GWM, with a greatsword if for some reason they find themselves in melee combat. GWM now adds its damage to longbows as well, since it's any heavy weapon now and longbows are a heavy weapon.