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One DnD 2026.04 on the front page has the feats from Eberron Forge of the Artificer.

Hercules killed two giant poisonous serpents unarmed as a baby. That is 22 points of damage from two unarmed strikes. Herc is basically as strong as he needs to be. Any class that assumes you get more strength as you level up doesn't really work. Hercules does have a progression (at least in...

One DnD 2026.03 on the front page has all the species options form Eberron Forge of the Artificer.

In my setting, gods are basically Zeus's kids' level of gods, more in charge of things people do than things like the sun or the ocean (they can be, but they have to spend power on that, which they do for branding purposes). For example, Kord is the God of Training. If you spend effort to...

Only if I see at least two of: an ether mephit, an ether elemental, an ether myrmidon, and an ether genie.

You were the one who introduced definitions lacking face validity, so you have no grounds to complain about anyone else's definitions.

Or: 6. Simple could mean that the player does not regularly have to make any decisions about how the PC will prepare for activity after a long rest. A definition that reflects how anyone has played roleplaying in the last 50 years. What a thought:eek:

One DnD 2026.02 on the front page has the backgrounds from Eberron Forge of the Artificer.

I think I would use the sorcerer, with the main gimmick being that each subclass gets a damage type. Every time the sorcerer casts a spell with a damage roll, the sorcerer adds 1 die's roll of damage of the subclass type's damage to the spell's damage. So, if you are a black dragon sorcery...

One DnD 2026.01 on the front page has the mystic subclasses for monk, paladin, rogue, and warlock from the first UA of 2026 and the Artificer information from Eberron Forge of the Artificer.

Between the SM Sterling and John Gwynne books I have been reading lately, I want a world that the players would think is postapocalyptic, but the PCs don't, something like "grandpa is always going on about how every city guard used to have +3 swords, every other wizard could cast wish, and there...

Seems like the 5th party member (the flavor role) to me, but honestly, that is where I would stick druid or monk.

Ringo was a caveman (Caveman (1981) ⭐ 5.8 | Comedy, Romance)

One DnD 2025.30, on the first page, contains all the magic items and spells from Forgotten Realms Heroes of Faerun. Probably the last update for the year. I plan on focusing on Adventures in Faerun and Eberron Forge of the Artificer after the holidays.

You could treat them like casting monks, mystics that spend years practicing styles of magic derived from things like dragons, strange visitors who may be long gone (or not), and even the ships the visitors came in.... They don't study magic, it is more artistic, where they get into the feeling...

I don't mind the one god per class, but I would rather have it be 2 (one good and one evil/neutral can replace one if it would make it more interesting). I like the idea that gods get power from things sentient beings do (agriculture, education, war, etc.) but spend some of that power on...

I would only worry about it if the monster has cast a spell in its legendary actions (he doesn't).

No, we can't do this here, or I will get confused and think these are the Paizo.com forums. Got to keep the moral failings of each website separate....

One DnD 2025.29, on the front page, has the backgrounds and feats from Heroes of Faerun.

What's this "the fighter is the dumbest guy in the party?" There are plenty of barbarians, paladins, and sorcerers in the world :p. Like the guy being chased by a bear says: I don't have to be faster than the bear, just faster than the guy next to me.