D&D 5E Are you permanently using any UA material in your games?

[darjr]

Hadozee in our Witchlight game.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Hadozee in our Witchlight game.

Yup, Witchlight definitely needs flying monkeys.

 

[ART!]

The UA toggle in D&D Beyond is set to "on" in all the campaigns I make characters in, but there's a lot fo shared content in those campaigns, too, so I've never given this much thought. I think there are some instances of more than one version of a race, as a result.

 

[Nikosandros]

The UA toggle in D&D Beyond is set to "on" in all the campaigns I make characters in, but there's a lot fo shared content in those campaigns, too, so I've never given this much thought. I think there are some instances of more than one version of a race, as a result.

UA content has not been supported on DDB since last August. If you have a character that has an option selected, it will still work, but you can't pick new options (unless you made home-brewed copies).

 

[TwoSix]

Like with most other material, I'm open to UA material if the player brings it to my attention as a concept of interest to them. I don't go out of my way to push it forward onto the players as a possible option.

 

[the Jester]

The college of satire bard.

 

[darjr]

Yup, Witchlight definitely needs flying monkeys.

Bingo, I gave him full flight too. He just doesn’t know it yet. It’s my nephews character.

 

[dave2008]

We allow all UA feats. Since we are feats only (ASI) we like to have more options

 

[Micah Sweet]

I allow any UA someone wants to use. I wouldn't call any of it a "permanent" part of my game though, since nearly all UA material is player option stuff, and PCs come and go.

 

[Andrew Anderson]

I am using 3 pillar xp in the game I run.
I have inflicted the monster hunter subclass on my DM in the game I play in. He's very patient.