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By the way, a friend of mine also looked for some Mystara 5e stuff and stumbled upon the same old version that I did. It might make sense to make the newest version more visible, I suspect a lot of people are still finding it via the old Reddit post :)

Turns out I was looking at an old version! Thank you!

Excellent news! You're doing an amazing job! :D Are there any plans to have like a chapter or at least page with suggestions on how to integrate stuff? I also feel that, while I'm totally happy with certain things being banned in Mystara or certain classes being odd, the list of page 32 is a...

Is this still in development? It's a fantastic piece of work :)

Hi everyone! Been on town for a couple of months and I'm itching for some gaming! I was thinking of GMing a SW Saga game, but I'm open to suggestions, both as a player and a DM. :)

Would this feat: Devoted Challenge Prerequisites: Dwarf, fighter, Combat Challenge class feature Benefit: When you make a melee basic attack granted by Combat Challenge, you gain a bonus to the attack and damage rolls equal to your Wisdom modifier. Stack with this one?: Marked Scourge...

Since the Rogue in 4E fits the classic "thief" concept and the fast and agile fighter, I see no problem with rogues benefiting from this weapon, just don't try to make me buy your character as a classic thief with a frekin' Double-sword o_O More importantly... BOTH ends of this weapon are...

Mhmhh.. those are all nice answers, thanks! So basically, they diferenciate by tactics mainly... Although the mayority seems to think that the rogue is worse than the ranger...

Now that you mention that the Fighter probably has a better CON bonus, that reminds me that, once again, ON PAPER, the fighter specialiced on swords looks worse than the one specialiced on axes or hammers... Oh, and thanks, by the way. Any more comments?

Hi! My group and I are going to start a 4E game soon, using the Keep on the Shadowfell module, but creating characters from scratch (no pregens). While talking with one of my buddies, we noticed that ON PAPER, some classes designed to serve the same roles look better than others. For example...

Now that's some bad news... I gess Savage Tide is out of my reach then, what about independent adventures in Dungeon magazines that are on pdf?

Cool, if I can solve my little logistical problem I'll ask you for advice in adapting it to eberron

Now That I think about it, another option will be to use adventure modules from Dungeon magazine and the like. Do you know any good ones from levels 10 to 20 or even higher?

Thanks for the suggestions! Recently one of the issues of the "Savage Tide" Adventure Path reached my filthy little hands... and it looks good! However, I don't live in the USA, so I don't have easy access to Dragon & Dungeon Magazines (much less back issues, oh wait, now all of them are back...

Like I said in my above post, I have very little free time, so I need modules that have a down-time near 0 Thanks anyway...

I'm not sure, but I think those adventures you mention are in the 5th level to 8th level range... the problem is that I can't find any modules for higher levels than those...

I have bought online back issues of Dungeon magazine before, so yes, I can have access to them if needed

Hi! Because time constrains, I'm not being able to build my own adventures for my group so, recently, I started and Eberron campaing, using adventure modules (I'm currently running the campaing that starts with "The Forgotten Forge", and we are already in "Grasp of the Emerald Claw". Next I'll...

Sorry for the horrendous delay... My player's and I finally voted and accepted a set of rules for the rest of the game. They are as follows: Base skill points + int = trained skills at level 1 (fighter 2+int, rogue 8+int, etc...) The bonus trained skills gained because a high intelligence do...

Nope, they'll have to choose either gaining a new class skill or improve one they already have. On the topic of the "interest skills" I'll give it more thought later... but I'll probably use them as some kind of "Universal skills", skills that anybody, independent of profession, can learn, like...