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...i do alright up-close with my eyeglasses off, but i'd still jump at large-format (say 120 - 150%) oversized books, similar to the DC absolute hardbacks...

...those two figures in particular were only sold in a target-exclusive boxed set along with hun-grrr, scattershot, and silverbolt; they were leaders of the protectobots, predacons, terrorcons, technobots, and aerialbots, respectively... Hot Spot Razorclaw (probably more information than you...

...well if you take it from the source, here are his four distilled nuggets of definition... None them demonstrate critical perspective regarding role-playing techniques. The authors played Old D&D, and their decisions demonstrate patch rules, unquestioned assumptions, and "innovations" all...

...my interpretation may deviate from more-common derogatory usage, but i've always read fantasy heartbreaker as an intensely-personal creative endeavor which simultaneously shines brilliantly and fails to land on account of the narrow vision driving its creation; its lost potential breaks both...

...okay, serious answer: æreth offers by far the richest fifth-edition support of those choices, both in short-form modules and long-form adventures, while still fostering open-ended OSR-style campaign-building...

Feast of Legends

...i've never rolled a three but i've rolled a 4: i put it with the racial plus-two and made a very interesting character who played-against-type while still being very much a product-of-type...

...z0mdonkey ghostfire are the absolute worst about this...

...raiders of the serpent sea and heroes of baldur's gate were both pretty great, too; definitely a level beyond what wizards had been developing in-house...

...that's exactly how we played in the early eighties: B/X, AD+D, dragon magazine, judges guild, whatever all mixed together freely with nobody batting an eye; the modern 5e third-party landscape feels very much cut from similar cloth... ...my current 5e campaign is going to round-robin...

…while 5.24’s cosmopolitain mechanical assumptions feel like a good fit for the eberron campaign setting, i have to ask: does this book offer significant value to a 5.14 eberron campaign, or is it an easy pass on that account?..

...vecna's tome of secrets...

(vehemently)

...that's the game i want to play; that's the game i want to run...that's absolutely not 5.24 core rules, although i think 5.14 was originally crafted to support that idea with its modular systems...

...i think 5.24 core rules start from the assumption of a cosmopolitain player character population in a cosmopolitain high-fantasy setting, which isn't readily compatible with a modest-scale low-fantasy world...

...the radiant citadel already offers everything D+D needs in a 5.24 setting; another, more in-depth campaign sourcebook would be welcomed but there's no need to reinvent the wheel...

...my players won't realise that their chosen path to Save The WorldTM pushes against against the order of the cosmos (everything dies, even worlds), so i anticipate some proper shock-and-awe when tearful celestials unexpectedly appear, bringing the righteous fury of the heavens to bear upon...

...i've been chewing on the prospect of these books for a few weeks (have all the fifth-edition airdhe books in my library) but unlike the codex of airdhe expansions, in the end i couldn't quite convince myself that they were sufficiently system neutral, so last night i ordered green ronin's...

...for whatever reason, enworld doesn't provide an option to upload images directly from my tablet, but now that i'm back at my desktop i can do so... ...can you point me to an image-hosting service available in the UK for future tablet use?..i'm stuck in texas so i share your frustration...