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honestly, find a place and shoe horn it in. Aeonus maybe? I'd also add Abeir where Osse is. It was the one good change they did in 4e and I'd love to have it somewhere. Can we add Blackmoor somewhere? Because they already did in Greyhawk and Mystara? :p

Welcome to Genefield, where Harvesters cultivate sentient crops, build psychically linked communes, and redefine existence. What will unfold in this new world of botanical magic? Flatlander Expanse - Part 1 - The Rise of Genefield ⁠

Well Dwarves are known for being Cheesy. :p

Thank you for your thoughtful feedback. I want to address your points with care: I will remove the term "dopple city" from the opening post. It was intended to be light-hearted, but I recognize it may not have been appropriate. I sincerely apologize for the ableist implications in the post...

Building too many cities (and watching Pointy Hat) hit the nail on the head. All Cities are theme parks. I've been lucky that most of my work is based on reinterpretations of real cities, so they already have their own unique qualities. ex. Ed-town is Edmonton is what if it was a heavy...

I kinda like the idea of will scarlet being a bard (blade) because I was raised on Robin of sherwood. but Robin Hood as a ranger was pretty much a no brainer until 5e where I started getting pushback still trying to figure out the right species for Reynard the Fox. Kitsune rogue?

bears, after breeding for intelligence and loyalty, would be amazing for stuff like construction. It's like having a smaller elephant with hands.

Let's go with Elderberry tales, my 5e heartbreaker. Thanks to the Bastard breaking the sacred order, peasants are changing species to fight against them. You could have grown up with your buddy peasant, and one day, they would wake up as orcs because they needed strength to stomp a knight or...

One of the things I love about the 2nd edition PHB is the use of examples from myth and fiction for each class. So I'm asking. Does it hold up in later editions, and whom would you add as a paragon of each class?

5e launch was damn near perfect so that's the model. Hodgepocalypse did a lot of what I wanted to do with dnd Namely use what I liked in 4e in 5e while keeping what worked in 5e. 1. The warlord: I added the soldier path to fill that niche. 2. Loads of viable species. 3. Bring back the tier...

It makes a compelling case. Does this happen in your game?

Once a haven of vineyards, the Okanagan now stands as the heart of survival and conflict in the Columbian Wastelands. In this brutal Rebirth Era, who will thrive amid chaos? The Okanagan Dominion

Welcome to the Yukon Data Fortress—the digital gold rush of the Digital Klondike! Brave the frozen chaos for lost data and cryptocurrency riches. Will you strike it rich or face peril? Hodgepocalypse - The Auroral Frontier - Part 5 - Yukon Data Fortress: "The Digital Klondike"

I have been on a Dwarvern Fortress kick lately. It's incredible how much detail there is in what is essentially a fortress simulator followed by shenanigans. What can your Dungeons and Dragons edition game use to give it this flavor?

whelp I had no idea these existed. whom are they?

Dive into the mysteries of the Arctic with Ghosts in the Past! Join the adventure and face the Dimensional Gauntlets that hold peril and treasure! Hodgepocalypse - The Auroral Frontier - Part 4 - Ghosts and Gauntlets

Ok new question What is the lowest level magic that can be used en massed to change the rules?