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Here are the previous winners of EN World's annual 'Most Anticipated TTRPG' of each year since the poll started back in 2013. Last year's winner (2025) was Legend in the Mist from Son of Oak Studios. The results for 2026 will be announced next week, initially on Morrus' Unofficial Tabletop RPG...

What happens when they tell you to do something you don't agree with?

Wikipedia counts 12 editions! 1974 (Original) 1977 (Basic Set 1st ver.)[1] 1977 (Advanced D&D) 1981 (Basic Set 2nd ver.) 1983 (Basic Set 3rd ver.) 1989 (AD&D 2nd Edition) 1991 (Rules Cyclopedia) 2000 (3rd edition) 2003 (v3.5) 2008 (4th edition) 2014 (5th edition) 2024 (Revised 5th edition)...

I don't feel bad about misunderstanding this one. What? Those are all real words, but they aren't sentences! Could you maybe rephrase in a more user-friendly manner? :)

Ohhh!!! OK, I misunderstood that completely!

MCDM's discord server and subreddits banned discussion of Draw Steel? Forgive me, and I'll admit I've never seen either, but that seems unlikely.

The crowdfunder which made $4M? Yeah, that marketing sucked. Whose Discord server and subreddit?

How does your list go? It would be kinda fun to start referring to it as 9th edition!

Are you suggesting that MCDM, of all people, are not good at marketing? And yet here you are, talking about a game which doesn't even exist. I think their marketing is working just fine.

I understood you. It did not require explanation: I simply disagreed with you. :)

This is why competition is good for the consumer.

And vice versa—in response, Kickstarter now has its own integrated pledge manager. Which if they’d done a few years ago when everybody asked for it, Backerkit would not exist.

You also can’t have a debate because it doesn’t have a view.

Why, do you get a prize?

I think it’s a very much American thing.

Sure, why not?

I don't think he can just constantly hear everything all the time. That would be torture. He'd never be able to sleep. He needs to actively listen to use his superhearing. Just like his X-ray vision, he doesn't just see through everything all the time, he has to actively use it. Otherwise he'd...

You're replying to a post from 24 years ago.