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High fantasy style middle-aged full-faced female wizard wearing cat-eye frame glasses, casting the lightning bolt spell, with dark grey wavy short dreadlock hair, an inverted diadem across her forehead, white and gold robes with a popped collar. She is of African American descent. Dungeon...

Had the day off, so I decided to try my hand at it as well...

Not too surprising. Despite all the hyperventilating about this not being a new edition, the market is still showing the traditional inter-edition sales slump.

And there's going to be separate art for the Evoker, Diviner, Illusionist and Abjurer as well!

The price for flight is a 3rd level slot.

Did it include Forest Gnomes? For whatever reason, those aren't in the SRD.

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I don't want to be a downer, but I doubt we'll ever see a RPG that's mechanically distinct from D&D produced by WotC ever again. As for settings, we might see some of those if they can be framed as a supplement to your D&D game. There're just not going to put resources into an entirely new game...

I've always liked the idea of a rivalry between these two, like the tero and dero in the original Shaver Mystery.

But remember y'all, the Forgotten Realms isn't the default setting! :p Edit: I remember some talk from the creative team about turning Venger into a Red Wizard of Thay, so this is probably part of the set up for that.

Those are the ones I use in my homebrew setting, plus Elves as elemental wood and Dwarves as elemental metal. I also have a catch-all group of sapient animals (think Narnia, not Zootopia) called Bremyn.

I already used by turn. 😑

Really enjoyed the Artificer article. The Wandmaker is solid. The Arcano-Pugilist is a neat idea. The only thing I'd change is that I'd rename all the abilities with "PugiTek" to "Sweet Science". :giggle: The Botanotechnician is nice. More outside the box Artificer archetypes would be great!

I subscribe to a site that went to a pay-to-post model. They let things go that they wouldn't have before because every post has a paying customer behind it now.