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Weasel's Luck is still my favorite Dragonlance novel.

To get back to the original point, emanations in 5e as the signature clerical/druid thing feels narratively off just like clerical and paladin god lasers as a thing has since 3e for me. The closest I can think of to a visual clerical exemplar for an area of effect emanation would be Imhotep in...

War Captain's Companion (2e) 2e Undead: ? Undead Servitor: ? Undead Raider: ? Undead Human: ? Undead Pirate: ? Death Knight, Fey Death Knight: ? Dirk Cartel, The Black Father, Death Knight, Black Market Pioneer, Most Feared Death Knight: Dirk Cartel has not changed his name from the time he was...

Anything big here in the errata?

I usually enjoy God books and OSRDAN Games has a Divinities and Cults series including a DCC version of their Greek and Norse gods one, their Celtic and Roman one, and their Mesopotamian and Egyptian one. I only have the Labyrinth Lord versions so I can't say how good their specific DCC patron...

Van Richten's Guide to the Vistani (2e) 2e Undead, Undead Creature, The Dead: ? Unliving Animal: ? Geist: Further, the Vistani believe that one who dies in shame cannot leave this world. Hence, a dead Vistana reputedly follows a person who saw him die, unable to speak or do anything, until the...

Time (Elemental) Takes Its Toll Alternatively Lots of Time Travel Jokes

It is actually only very lightly in there affecting anything under the rules now. Skeletons and bludgeoning vulnerability. Rakshasa vulnerable to piercing for the old blessed holy crossbow bolts one shot thing and treants resisting bludgeoning and piercing leaving them open to slashing axes (and...

Uncaged: Faces of Sigil (2e) 2e Undead, Undead Creature: ? Lord Porpen, Death Knight, Repulsive Monster: Lord Porpen is a death knight from the prime-material world of Krynn, a former Knight of Solamnia who was cursed by the deity Hiddukel for seeing that his rival, an innocent man, hung in the...

In B/X they both do equivalent d6 damage for clerics but cannot be thrown. In 1e it does d4+1 or d4 damage (against size large) but it can also be thrown effectively. Thor comics made them an iconic weapon for magical warriors. With nothing else to go on it would not be unreasonable to...

The cleric is a whole bunch of weird, being a mix of mistaken thoughts on Odo of Bayeux as a club wielding bishop knight, Van Helsing using crosses to force back vampires, and every biblical miracle to make a fighter magic-user gish class with a bit of its own identity. The mix of...

The lucerne hammer is a polearm that incorporates a hammer as part of it, so you could use the hammer part instead of the spear point and back spike, but the hammer is a mulitpronged one so even that is a cleric prohibited pointed weapon as well. This is all so much easier to figure out with...

Vox Dei means the voice of God. Hazbin Hotel being about demons and angels I think they primarily meant it in that context and in two songs they are specifically riffing on Vox Populi, Vox Dei.

The Bohemian Ear-Spoon is in the PH page 37. "Partisan 80 1-6 2-7 includes Bohemian Ear-Spoon" :)

The Ranseur* ("includes Chauves Souris, Ransom, Rhonca, Roncie, Runka") and the Spetum* ("includes Corseque, Korseke") both. "*Weapon capable of disarming opponent on a score required to hit AC 8." I built some NPC fighters in my 80s campaign using different polearms including these.

TSR Jam 1999 2e Zombie, Walking Corpse: ? Crawling Claw, Severed Hand: ? Dracolich: ? Rauglothgor, Sacred One: ? Aghaztamn, Sacred One: ? Shargrailar, Sacred One: ? Undead Minion: ? Kamal, Wight, Humanoid-Sized Shape With Burning Yellow Eyes: ? Larghauseth, Flashfire, Zombie Dragon Young Adult...