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My Adventurer's League Druid is wearing magic full plate, because I got a certed magic item (back when they still did certs) that specified it was actually made from slabs of petrified mushroom. In a game with magic, existing rules (at least from previous editions if not already brought into...

TOO BAD! /em Hurls 10 kender at you DRAGONLAAAAAAAANCE

Change default assumed setting to Eberron. Eberron races added to PHB. Drow subrace removed. Stat adjustments - Go with the Tasha's version but each race has a "Suggested Stat Adjustment" entry that says something like "A typical member of this race is very [Stat descriptor] and [Stat...

I got the video, but no audio, so I have only the loosest idea what it was about.

If they did a book for Abeir would that count as revisiting Forgotten Realms?

All of them. Also, the two runners up in the contest that Eberron won and that they kept the rights to. If you're gonna hold the rights you should publish it. If you DON'T feel like Spelljammer, Mystara, Dark Sun, Dragonlance, etc., are financially worth publishing then you should release...

You could give them a Hireling, essentially a group controlled PC that everyone can take turns controlling. Alternately, you could simply nerf the encounters down. Any larger encounters, cut roughly 1/4 of the enemies. Any large boss encounters (1 big monster with no or few minions) cut their...

I want it to work like it did in 2nd ed

Point based magic system (MP/Mana/Whatever)

XP. Fully remove the XP system and go over to milestones. Adventurer's League has essentially done that.

As I recently had pointed out to me, Vanilla is part of an exotic orchid originating in the south american rain-forest that has to be pollinated by hand, was once used only for sacred purposes, and now we treat it as a synonym for basic and boring. So by that metric, absolutely Forgotten Realms.

My favorite 5e house rule is my favorite house rule for any D&D or D&D-Adjacent RPG, it's the worlds most common house rule, and it's not even a rule so much as ignoring a rule that's ponderous, annoying, and makes the game less fun. I call it "En-what-brance?" and it's where you don't track...

I wouldn't want a fully separate additional setting for Pathfinder (as Greyhawk, Forgotten Realms, and Eberron are Separate), but I WOULD enjoy more regional settings like they're doing with Mwangi Expanse, and even a more thorough and full setting guide for some of the other planets that have...

We know for a fact that ~1000 years in the future D&D is still played with paper and pencil, Dice, and Mini's, with a DM screen and paper books, by people drinking the closest possible equivalent of Mtn Dew. Only there will be robots, so, IDK, maybe I wasn't joking about bringing Warforged into...

In 20 years, the default setting will be Eberron. All settings will have to incorporate Warforged, Shifters, Changelings, and Kalashtar. All settings will use the system that will be created for Dragonmarks for various types of inherent magic powers. Settings without a magical Mass-Transit...

20 years? I expect within that time-frame the license will get sold again. How or why who can say, but I predict the rights leaving Hasbro, whose main goal is to have the broadest appeal possible so that they can have the largest possible sales base, and entering the hands of someone with 3.X...

So Green Ronin has this lovely thing called the AGE system that uses 3d6 instead of d20, and they've already done all the math and playtested it so, while I'm sure you don't want to switch the game entirely, you could life a lot of the system from there instead of having to reinvent the wheel.