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badooga submitted a new resource: Libris Mortis 5e - Full supplement of undead content from 2e, 3.5e, and 4e. Read more about this resource...

This 133-page supplement converts undead content for both DMs and players from previous editions to D&D 5e. List of Chapters: Bestiary: assorted monster stat blocks Creature Templates: modifications and additional features you can apply to existing monsters to make them varied Cults of...

Sorry for the late reply, but this is the lore I'd personally give them: So with this in mind, I would start with the appearance of a roper, and then add on from there. Hope this helps!

The races seem kinda okay. However, one that caught my eye is that the Orc entry seems like a step back from the entries in Eberron: Rising from the Last War and Explorer's Guide to Wildemount. It doubles down on some the "warrior culture" stuff, and has features like "thick skinned" that kinda...

From what I can tell, this a full on "alternative system", rather than a modular expansion of the base ruleset. If this is the case, I will probably pass on this, although I might check and see if there are any good standalone mechanics to steal for my own game once the thing comes out.

Yep! I posted the main conversion on r/UnearthedArcana a while back. Additionally, I just finalized and posted the Shothragot document for this conversion to that subreddit less than 24 hours ago.

Yes. As mentioned in the resource's description, the main document has links to two external documents: a bestiary for the first nine elder evils presented in the main document, and a standalone document for a tenth elder evil that includes everything needed to run it (including the stat...

badooga submitted a new resource: Elder Evils 5e - A conversion of the 3rd edition D&D book "Elder Evils" book to D&D 5e. Read more about this resource...

This conversion of Elder Evils can be viewed online on GM Binder, or it can be downloaded as a PDF from Google Drive. Note that the PDF file attached to this post isn't guaranteed to be up to date. Note that the conversion also has two secondary documents: a bestiary for the first nine elder...

Yes, the Wild Talent feat gives you access to the whole psionic die thing. It makes sense to have feats that hook into psionic powers just as many of the feats we have now hook into spellcasting, and for there to be a Wild Talent feat that is analogous to Magic Initiate, but ones like Telepathic...

Yeah, that's fair on the die thing. I do definitely agree on the feat and subclass options though. For the feats, I said that after other changes, they should remove access to Psionic/Wild Talent as a prerequisite, and that they should simply be available for any character. By letting any...

I wrote that I'm not a fan of the die mechanics, even if the individual powers are okay. I'd rather they be like the GOO warlock, where each power is just part of a normal subclass feature, without some extra "unifying" thing attached to it. I also said that I think the Soulknife should be a...

That's an interesting point that I haven't heard yet. Like the UA Mystic, I decided to keep the actual Immortal features as being purely defensive, while leaving the "living weapon" stuff to their disciplines (e.g. Brute Force). The issue is, I'd have to give the subclass some form of unarmed...

Yep. This specific document was first published in November 2019, but it was actually built from the ashes of a previous brew. So, I'd say the seeds for this class were first planted in late 2018. As it turns out, being a full time student gives you plenty of time to stay at home and make D&D...

Hi, I've been a lurker here for some time, but I decided to come out of hiding given all of the recent buzz about psionics in 5e. In short, I'm a fan of a psionics system that doesn't use spellcasting. I believe that the UA Mystic actually didn't go far enough: it had a different resource...