Yup. Saw it but haven't had a chance to read it. Given how little material is out there, I'd say anything new is fine, especially considering how I have only found a few things I take issue with in 5e's 'core'.<br/><br/>As an aside, I am considering taking on two groups of three. Perhaps with an NPC of equal level tagging along from time to time. Particularly because it looks like I'll be taking Cerulean.<br/><br/>So perhaps... Hmmm. How to divide them up. I am thinking Jarek and Ogzi should be on different teams. Same with Sirona and Thalia, given their somewhat similar backgrounds. Sirona and Ogzi probably shouldn't be in the same group, given they are both barbarians. That makes...<br/><br/>Sirona, Jarek<br/>Ogzi, Thalia<br/><br/>Leaving Yuffi and Mags. Any preference? My inclination is keeping the two hoblings separate, because I want the teams to be diverse. :P In any case, the NPCs I am thinking of are.. for the Sirona/Jarek group.. a Paladin who is sweet and naive and is very reluctant to 'sex it up' on camera, but finds that it is very profitable... and besides, is easily persuaded into doing such things. And I'm not sure for the other. Torn between a sneaky type and a magic type.<br/><br/>As an aside, instead of an NPC, I may very well take an additional PC from shadow's group, if you want. But I am worried about the game slowing down or ending because too much rests on one person, you know? I have a tendency when I GM that I will wait a long time to post if not everyone has posted already. I do this because I do not want to leave anyone behind. I know what it is like to have to take a leave of absence in real life and come back to a game... only to find your character has entered a period of stasis where they just stood by and allowed things to occur right next to them. It sort of hurts the narrative aspect and makes it difficult for me, at least, because I feel like my character's inaction has brought them out of character. I can't be the only one.<br/><br/>One of the reasons I find group selection is so important, and why there's been so delays in starting recently.