"How do you make a world feel more ‘real’/internally consistent? How do you follow the idea of industrialized magic to its various logical endpoints? How do you make a world more inclusive and open to different types of characters/people? You put the damn work in, that’s how, and that’s what Nausicaä has done here in the Primer."

Read the full CHG review here: https://cannibalhalflinggaming.com/2019/06/18/elaydrens-magewright-primer-review/

"You or a willing creature you touch is physically transformed to align with a gender identity of their choice; this can make the target more masculine, feminine, androgynous, or a resemble a gender ideal not related to the Galifaran binary. This spell can grant functional reproductive organs if the target desires. Otherwise, the target remains recognizable as themself; this spell does not change age or race, and grants no mechanical benefit. "

I'll take my eberron without promotion of mental illness and without cultural marxism.

I grabbed this over thanksgiving not quite sure what to expect beyond looking forward to it but turned out to find that there was a lot of stuff in it that I really liked as a gm and a player. Inside was the expected interesting assprtment of magic items, but what I really liked were the day to day things like a blade of force kitchen knife & more. The writeup on thieves' tools in eberron & an alternate rules for them that was much more in line with how I've been using artificer tools. Plenty of other tools & musical instruments have bits in there as well