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Probably means it was in another book. I've been looking at so many the last few days, they're starting to blend together. lol I'll keep an eye out as I go through them in more detail. Sorry for the confusion.

There's a difference between cinematic combat and combat with more lethality. Combat was plenty lethal in Lord of the Rings, but it was also very cinematic. Making it so players have to be more careful in combat is not a bad thing. Removing healing from wizards and relegating it to clerics and...

Very good advice. I actually like the idea of using more masterwork than magical to grant bonuses. I figured the item creation costs would be more paying for trips to far off locations to find incredibly old texts or rare ingredients. But yeah, I agree with the small stuff being more common...

That might work, with the corrupted lithosyne acting as the sentience. The Protea completely subjugated Aeos, and the humans on the planet were rounded up to use as slave labor and breeding stock to allow the Protea to turn their attention to Erdeyn. The two planets cross through the Veil once a...

I really want to expand upon this as I feel like the concept I have embodied in my "lithosynes" is ripe for development and gives a solid reason for why the Protea turned on their creators after the obliteration and scattering of the evil god's soul. I could even see this as a continuing...

Sorry. That might have been someone else. Coffee hasn't kicked in yet. lol Still a great title, though. Is it worth getting the Ultimate Spheres of Power book, too?

All good stuff. furiously scribbling notes That book you suggested in the other thread, Steel and Steam, was great, too!

I am attempting to cobble together a system for using clockwork automata in a fantasy world I am designing that is low-magic/high damage where there was a previous Age of Dreams thousands of years before that had high technology and magic woven together before it was lost in a cataclysm called...

I want to say I just read something like that in the Enchiridion of Treasures and Objects d'Art, but I'm probably wrong. I swear I just saw that in something, though...arrgh! Now it's going to drive me nuts!

I really feel like my own game world is going to be closer to this where there aren't as well-defined differences between the alignments, especially since it's much more humanocentric with elves and other fey creatures much rarer. Dwarves and halflings are much more common in human lands, and...

Just found a ton of publications by Top Fashion Games and Dark Quest Games that have all kinds of mundane goodies in them, from Stupid Fantasy Laws to charts of random junk players can find in pouches, crates and barrels and more, all on DriveThruRPG. Great resource material for low-magic...

Listen, if you're going to be in my head, at least quit drinking all the soda! lmao I have my own version of the hollow-earth (Orphalis) and the Underdark (the Evergloom, which is not quite as dark as there's a lot of glowing fungi as a result of an empire of myconians...see attached photos)...

Thank you! I'm actually going to revise and expand it a bit more. So much is still up in the air, and I only have about 15% of the main continent mapped. The problem with that is, I had about half of it done, and it's super-detailed, but I wanted to zoom in a bit and go section by section. I'm...

Nah, I rarely find anything that actual work goes into stupid. Might not find it useful, but I understand that such is just a matter of personal need and tastes and isn't really an author's fault. Often, the mechanics behind certain things are interesting just in themselves because they can be...

I found one site (I won't mention) that has downloadable copies, but I really feel this deprives Green Ronin of their profit for producing such cool works. I'll probably end up buying a copy through DTRPG at some point. I just picked up a copy of the Buy the Numbers from DTRPG, and I'm looking...