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Wait, it's already in stores in the US?! I have to wait until halfway through October...

The area feature does too much for such little cost. Powerful buffs and damage. It bloats its turns as well.

I playtested the subclasses last sunday. They’re pretty alright, apart from the druid.

Book of Evil: with evil subclasses, evil celestials and guidance on running an “evil” or anti-hero campaign. Van Richten’s, but for the Feywild. A totally new setting in the format of the Eberron or Theros book.

So, a LOT of us were expecting CR to go ahead with their new Daggerheart system for their new campaign. The sales are doing gangbusters, and they even picked up Chris Perkins and Jeremy Crawford for Daggerheart. Using Daggerheart would show they were independent, confident and looking for...

Wednesday our Ixalan game the heroes got very close to one of the most important dangerous zones: The Radiant Scar They were sailing up a river on a stolen ship with two of their most trustworthy NPC’s, when a huge golem amalgam rose up from the river and attacked! It was a beefed up Runic...

So interestingly, the gem dragons were not as redesigned for 5e24. I love pretty much all of the redesigns, even the blue has found a place for me. The Topaz dragon just doesn’t look right to me. I wish it did, I wish I liked this weird design, but it looks just as silly as if its head and tail...

Yeah in order to challenge PC’s, the designers have found that it is best for DM’s to boost the enemy numbers. HP, damage, number of attacks. It’s just to even things out and keep things running smooth. To me, if your biggest issue is the size of a number in a TTRPG, while the game runs well...

Is it? Man I read the entire book last month and don’t remember.

Wow! Where is that Storm Giant/Regisaur art from?

Aw naughty word, that’s the work of Dominik Mayer, one of my favorite artists for D&D. He did the art for the first Dragon Delves adventure too. The probability of me buying these books just went from unlikely to likely. Art, man. Art

Aw naughty word, that’s the work of Dominik Mayer, one of my favorite artists for D&D. He did the art for the first Dragon Delves adventure too. The probability of me buying these books just went from unlikely to likely. Art, man. Art

It’s funny how out of touch this is. The 2024 D&D art is literally from the same artists as MTG art. All this tells me is that you have an agenda, not an ability to discern art.

For those who don't read the full thread, this is the reason it is DNDBeyond only. It wasn't WotC's decision.

I have been scouring through his messages, but I can't find confirmation on the Q1 one.

It's not staying flat, D&D is still growing.

I had been playing a PC for 4 years, and I felt like her story was done. I had lost the interest in her for a while. She was an elderly dwarf, so in agreement with the DM, I rolled a d100 after every long rest to see if she’d pass in her sleep. Right when we saved her home town and I had cool...

It should be alright, only the bugbears and the hag are an issue, the rest are animated candy.

Damn, I stand corrected, my bad! I was so sure this spell didn’t have that because of BG3…