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WotC would typically release one product in 1st quarter. We have 5 3PP on DDB. That is way more aggressive.

Rapidly rising printing costs plus tariffs.

It’s better than putting out poor quality products, delayed products, or unaffordable products.

There are a number of factors shaping the society of Radiant Citadel: It is post-scarcity. Everything the population needs is provided by magic. It has a low population. There is no need for centralised government, bureaucracy, complex legal codes or police forces when everyone knows everyone...

Which may be why we have a bunch of 3PP stuff on DDB. They may not be WotC written, but they are for WotC’s game in WotC’s storefront. Ergo they retain official D&D mindshare. I expect WotC aren’t likely to go for more than six months without an official product though. But that needn’t be...

Quite there is literally a Fernian aasimar. Was in the original EE too.

Such as “DLC”.

Neither, they are associated with Eberron moons/planes. As are regular aasimar in Eberron.

Starring Trevor Slattery as Doctor Doom.

These are the two we know about, but when you have an aging staff in a high pressure industry you have to assume some are winding down for health reasons, which is a private matter that the company isn’t going to announce.

But the reason we probably aren't getting anything till May may well be because if someone leaves a project half way through it takes longer for someone else to pick it up.

No, they are replacing older people who are moving on. And the pipeline for a new book is roughly two years, do we are unlikely to see their ideas in print until late 2027. This year’s output will be things started by the old guard, which may go some way to explain the announcement hiatus.

The main "exploitable feature" of the original Ruinbound Dwarf were it's ASIs: +2 CON +1 CHA, so you could make a good dwarven sorcerer or warlock. As I said in the other thread, I would have turned this into a background for the 2024 rules. It's still weak - when I played a ruinbound dwarf...

I see nothing in Gygaxian writings to suggest the boarder ethereal contains anything other than the occasional trapped ghost, transiting wizards and phasing spiders. It doesn't have "places" as such, only shadows of what exists on the prime material, and no native spirit inhabitants. And it's...

I used to teach Batman class back when I was working at Arkham High.

It may be something in the settings.

Indeed they did.

As we discussed earlier, without context the story of this subclass doesn’t seem to match its abilities. It’s more like a Templar or warden - someone who protects a spell caster but is also tasked to kill them if they go rogue. Hence the suggestion that the name and description are a blind to...

5e is more old school than 3e or 4e.

Isn’t the way it glows when you pass the mouse over it a bit of a giveaway!?