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Goldberry Heritage - Planetouched (Aasimar) Culture - Eladrin (Spring) Background - Farmer Class - Cleric Archetype - Healer Level - 11th (for Heroes' Feast) Destiny - Devotion

This is cool and all, and depending on what's included I might pick it up, but I wish this was a 4th Edition announcement...

Xalaphera is a pale grey moon with large craters that give her the appearance of a skull. She is patron of the gnomish merchants who make their homes on the on the bays, traveling river and sea. Her's is the magic of the liminal spaces, the Autumn Queen of the dead and undying.

Off the coast of the continent of Herzia lies a large island call Vaelos, home to the Dwarven favored of Nehüsh, Matron of Summer. They hold the blessings of hearth and forge.

The second moon called Nehüsh is small, red, and oval shaped. She inspires acts of creation and is invoked by artificers.

Each moon is the domain of a powerful goddess. They are: The Maiden of Primetemps The Matron of Summer The Queen of Autumn The Crone of Winter

Oh, I hope that's the current thinking! I'd be fine with the Great Wheel and the Great Orrery being parallel multiverses that took Dream of the Blue Veil level magic to traverse. :D

Purely based on what I enjoyed watching, I'd switch the the Abyss and Avatar's rankings. Everything else is fine.

... and if one were to abbreviate it like that, why POC, and not POTC?

I'd absolutely buy a good map that placed all the min-settings from Radiant Citadel in Oerik, between the Flannaes and Sundered Empire.

Navajo Code Talker John Kinsel Sr. passes away at 107 https://navajotimes.com/reznews/navajo-code-talker-john-kinsel-sr-passes-away-at-107/

Gnomish Paragon Ability Scores: Intelligence, Dexterity or Constitution Feat: Fade Away Skills: Perception and Animal Handling Tool Proficiency: choose one type of Artisan Tool

North-west Oerik got "updated" in the Chainmail miniatures game...

You'd have to ask Kenzer & Company about that.

Looking forward to the New Empyrea and Sundered Empire material from DMGuilders. :giggle:

Yeah, the bindings seem good. The paper is good, comparable to the thickness of WotC books, The colors are a little flatter than say Rising from the Last war, because there's less gloss on the paper.

No complaints. Comparable to Exploring Eberron and Chronicles of Eberron.

Look what came in the mail today!