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And originates from here! Though the participants aren't really here any more

What I like about these two very different styles is that they are a clear demonstration to shoppers that D&D isn't confined to one set of stories.

I use randomized point buy when I want random. http://aramis.hostman.us/dnd/RedrickRoller.html

I'm quoting the material as presented currently. It's not probable. The luminous aura is one of eight examples of the traits of Aasimar.

Current Aasimar lore clearly includes non-human traits that are identifiable as such - Metallic freckles, luminous eyes, a shadow that's a different color, a halo, rainbow-gleaming skin.

The separation of nature and nurture is a huge difference. I like the design that Kobold is doing in that space, it's much better than WotC.

I don't think they indicated that Bastions are in PHB '24

Good gods.

Considering they're putting in modern takes on Raistlin, the action figures, the cartoon, the spell creators, and new art for each class it's unlikely that anything will be iconic. There's going to be too much art

In the story it mentions interior art includes Raistlin and his brother

Ghostfire talked about this and said it was Beyond that does the conversion

Having a consumer friendly PHB that doesn't require new players to buy books that came out 5+ years ago is good

sidebar, it was Paramount+'s #2 movie globally on May 11 and is still 8th for 2024 among movies on the platform.

tbf - that's what covers are for

Melf will be shown in the interior art btw. All of the named spells will have their creator illustrated.

Is anyone running both Luck and Inspiration? Or is this an either/or situation?

You're continuing the Newspeak of declaring only Viral Gaming as Open Gaming. There's absolutely nothing 'closed' about using the CC or an SRD. These are in fact quite open to anyone to use. This isn't merely semantic, as you are using the emotional pull of "Open" to demand things that go...

Yeah, the goblin and eonics were both excellent. They belong. I rather like what Kobold is doing with their natures and nurtures (this is my way of nothing the various publishers that are putting out splits in species building).

My 5e games will include rules from all four versions that are out in 2024 (WotC's 2, A5E, ToV)

Going over the various official Constructs to find something similar and one came up rather quickly -- the Living Unseen Servant, a type of Construct that is a spell that never goes away. There's a Living Demiplane as well. There's also the Fractal Mascot, which is basically math that can kill...