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Cool. What were their features?

No worries, no reason why they couldn't be. Its a pretty dark setting so they could definitely be fitted in.

Fair point, which is why the idea of limiting it to proficiency times per day is a good one.

Definitely a good game fix. Would need to look at the lore. Would make it easier to give them other stuff.

Blood Elves were not playable in 1e I don't think (the version I started with) so had not got to them. They would be scary to be around. Intimidation as a skill, resistance to psychic damage? Anything else you would suggest.

These are very valid points you are both making, and I do want to balance the Earthdawn races against the 2024 ones while making them thematically distinctive. Some musing follows. I liked the versatile 1 handed thing for Trolls because it fed directly into the Earthdawn Lore, so I am quite...

Thank you both for your comments, appreciate the feedback - the campaign is yet to get off the ground so I still have time to refine these things. Agree that intrinsic ability to fly is amazing, and trying to balance windlings is difficult. You could give them the lucky feature that Halflings...

I came here to post that. Yes, superb dialogue. The Barghest idea seems very cool, recurring villain because he likes to play with his food. Will make the final defeat very satisfying.

I let people train skills, at a geometrically increased cost according to the number of skills gained through this method. I am toying with spell tattoos - pay for knowledge of a spell that is imprinted on your body - probably if its a setting fit.

Really like what you have done here. I may well have this lot appear in a campaign. You should do a pdf for Drive Thru.

Earthdawn is an amazing setting with a clunky system. Have done a take on the 4 races from that game. Welcome input on how thematic and balanced you think they are. Prepping for a campaign set in that world based mostly on 2024. Racial backgrounds Tskrang Darkvision 60’, Proficient in one of...

Done some preliminary work on a system for characters that is less class oriented, and more based round 3 archetypes. Planning to use for settings like Earthdawn or Glorantha, where magic is very widely available so all characters will have some magic. Aims to flatten the power for pure casters...

Surely Mantis is Dynaheir? :unsure:

Yes, a more in depth treatment of pantheons would be great. Would be nice to see options for non clerics to get minor bonuses/fluff for reverencing a god (bank some inspiration for appropriate endeavours under that gods purview , something like that).

I would go for Groot for the space hamster :D

Monk and Barbarian already have equivalent for unarmoured. Wizards are non martial, don't think Paladins need a time limited ability like this. It's a sub class choice, and Charisma is likely to be second stat, not main, unlike Int for Wizards.

Creates more room for the Dex paladin, but probably should be unarmoured in line with the change to Bladesinger.

Battle master/Bard was how I did a Warlord.

Probably true, but this is my ideal DND show not his 😁. I like the look of his latest film with Milla Jovovich. Looks very deadlands.

Pick and mixing. Most classes got a buff (poor Moon druid) ,my group loved weapon mastery. Still playing flanking, love that rule. Not sure about reducing the number of saves from monster effects eg wolf knockdown.