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But that's what it's equivalent to for elves. The point is, Netheril is the recent past, not the distant and forgotten past. It's history, not myth. Illefarn is much more your typical lost civilisation. Far enough in the past that it's passed beyond history into legend.

Irrespective of how you count generations, 250 years is not very long.

No, I think people work jobs because they need to work. Not for money, but to give them meaning. Without meaning, life is, quite literally, meaningless. The thing I've noticed about the rich is they are very rarely idle. If people stopped working as soon as they had enough, there would be a lot...

That's only three elven generations, the equivalent of around 250 years for humans. That's recent history. Most real world lost civilisation stories average about 10,000 years in the past.

A virus is a slave. It has no free will or autonomy. And that's the common factor between Logan's Run and Wall-E - humans have surrendered free will in exchange for a life of indolence. The thing that has really shocked me over the last couple of years is just how quick and eager humans have...

You think the life of a virus is desirable? That interpretation makes Satan the saviour, god evil, and Heaven, just Hell from a different perspective.

It's a fixed cost vs unit cost thing. Obviously on line sales have a low unit cost compared to a print book. However, the fixed costs are equivalent when adjusted for length. So, if this sells as well as or better than print, it will likely be more profitable. However, if sales are low, then the...

The sequel will be based around Eddie’s time travel adventures in the 21st century (he was mistaken for Bill and Ted).

That’s the universe you are thinking of. The galaxy is a we bit smaller….

I think it makes more sense for Eberron, since they are burning through their magical energy at an alarming rate.

Mutual annihilation?

Because Eileen is a common Irish name. E before I at the start of a word lengthens the I sound. I.e. as standard English (and very common in German). If it follows a consonant its pronounced differently. Whilst there are many exceptions, there is a reason for the "i before e" rule. Following a...

True, I’m going off the 2014 version and assuming the changes don’t break anything. The biggest issue with that early version is it didn’t have many options apart from to stand at the back and throw infinite acid bottles.

I tested both of those in actual play, and they were both really not fun. Rejecting them was the right decision. The artificer we ended up with is far more fun to play. Can’t speak for the psion yet oc.

Those look fairly simple to me. One assumes unless stated otherwise it’s as standard English. So I-leen-R and loo-law-m.

I wouldn't use it for a full campaign, but I did use it for a visit and short adventure in the Preserve of the Ancients. It's not really a very big place, so I don't know how much more could be said about it really. I tend to not use provided linking devices, but I like it better than the...

Can you use the regain HP ability as many times as you have remaining HD, or is it more limited? Does make aasimar a little more appealing.

You want a prediction? One large book plus online only “DLC”.

That’s part of the Stranger Things tie in.

One thing they won’t be doing in anything 5e is resurrecting any “you must have this alignment” rules. As for elemental clerics in Dark Sun, I feel that the Elements should be impersonal power sources that people can learn to tap into, as depicted in the original boxed set. There is no place...