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Oh, I really like many, and I have a predilection for undeads, devils and demons. However, if the instruction is to choose one and only one, I think the one I like the most is the Displacer Beast. They are aesthetically beautiful, the powers of displacement make them reckless in combat, attack...

Hey! you really need a society of archaeologists, maybe they are part or work for some university or magic school. Possible names: Institute of Ancient Research University of the Exotic Unearthed Arcana

Thank you for sharing this, it is always a pleasure to know a little more about how the Krynn principle was cooked.

Oh, I hear you... ...I really, really hear you.

Yes, I think it is most likely Dark Sun. Anyway, I wonder if its popularity is not a bit retroactive effect for having had a 4e version. I mean, Forgotten Realms, Eberron and Dark Sun are the settings that received the most official attention in the last twelve years, it is obvious that they...

I think they are not going to take the work of illustration and design so finished and then discard it. It seems to me that it is the definitive cover and although it is true that I do not find it very ... evocative, I am quite excited about the news. Not only because of Eberron (we all love...

I don't consider myself a critter, and I'm sure someone can let me know if I'm wrong, but I think Critical Role left G&S and made his own channel now.

Oh, I really really like the aesthetics of this collector´s editions. I would buy it but I think AiME fits my group better to play in Middle-Earth

Thanks Morrus, thanks Ed! I'm not a fan of the Forgotten Realms, but they definitely awaken something inside of me. Nostalgia surely, but behind all that enormous variety of races, classes, important personalities and dark elves there is something fun to discover.

Thanks Morrus, thanks Ed! I'm not a fan of the Forgotten Realms, but they definitely awaken something inside of me. Nostalgia surely, but behind all that enormous variety of races, classes, important personalities and dark elves there is something fun to discover.

I think it's not too bad. It is not pretty, but clear and functional. It even made me want to try PF2, until I found myself on the second page with the blank space for feat lists and remembered the amount of things I have to handle in game.

As some said above, I really like the AP despite the negative criticism. There is a lot of space for the DM to create personalized encounters and it has a nostalgic and epic tone that makes me love it from the beginning. I think there's something about Dragonlance in it. Edit: Corrected...

Nice background there! We were using "Far Traveler" for the archetypal kender, but this works better. Thanks!

True that, but I think that while dragon riders are a typical Dragonlance feature, they are not exclusive to the setting.

D&D´s Essentials at D&D Beyond D&D Beyond has uploaded a video with Chris Pekins talking about the new boxed set. Here is the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=faj9-SJInCE

Hahahaha. The setting is fine, it´s another calssic vanilla and tolkienesque fantasy setting.

Personally, I do not recommend Dragonlance novels even though I love the setting (In fact, I'm running my current campaign there). I think that the world of Krynn works well as a stage to play in it but, although I respect the work of Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman as authors, the novels do...

He, that's exactly why I like they had used it.

Oh, I´m running a Dragonlance campaign, so...