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Since you specifically asked about 3pp options Kobold press's heroes' handbook has their own take on path of the ancestors that's a bit more focused on boosting yourself than the wotc version 3rd level wisdom save advantage, 6th level can cast calm emotions, 10th level deal extra psychic...

The fact that this seems to be the approach they've been taking is why I find the reaction to be so over-the-top. They've already been treating new books coming out as mostly self-contained, with references to older material people might recognize but aren't required to know to run an adventure...

Noticed a typo in the description of "Bonds of Forced Faith"

I'm not sure if I got it figured out either, since seeing the free previews pushed me off the fence to pitching in.

Another interesting world-building game is Microscope. Players take turns creating elements at levels of ages, significant events, and roleplaying scenes in an event Microscope RPG » Lame Mage Productions

The user Col_Pladoh is Gary Gygax

Of the options I think revisiting the Realms for a different region setting books seems the most plausible. I think Exandria has a chance at a second book, but not until the third campaign is underway. However, I think the fact that Greyhawk got an adventure, but not a setting book is why it...

The screenshot cut out the context of this being specifically a response to someone asking if it would be 5e because they wouldn't be interested if so

The train is in the official book. Baker's book is different

Are people responding like this not bothering to read Panzer's blog post where he explains the process from his perspective? The first paragraph is: He's not complaining that they edited his draft. His concern is that he feels WOTC made fundamental changes to the concept after they accepted...

That seems to be missing what is bothering him about the cuts. This tweet seems to summarize how he feels about the specific things that were cut I don't have the book so can't judge how close it is to that description, though when the official wizards account tweeted a preview description...

Those are characters from the games. The woman you're asking about is Legacy - her gimmick is being the latest in a line where each firstborn child inherits the powers of their parent along with a new power going back to an ancestor that was Paul Revere's apprentice. His only power was a...

Average is similar, but distribution is pretty different See distribution here AnyDice

From an interview about the adventure

there was a pretty long thread not too long ago that touched on this topic D&D 5E - Kobold Press (and are they the new Paizo?)

The Ashen Stars book using the Gumshoe system might be worth looking at. Characters have roles for both ship-based encounters and ground adventures that can be more or less independent. Settingwise it's a bit different but could be adapted to your scenario pretty easily - basically it assumes...

With regard to medical practice there's actually a common practice to review how cases went wrong and what improvement to care could be implemented. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morbidity_and_mortality_conference Due to the confidentiality of those meetings, compared to lawsuits being public...

For what it's worth, Cat Tobin, a co-owner of Pelgrane Press, retweeted part of Owen Stephan' thread with the comment:

For those of us that had picked up the 4e version can you say a bit about if there's any kind of changes we'd see in the new version (beyond obvious adjusting damage/save difficulties)?