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I feel old. Ever since I watched the D&D Animated Series on Saturday Morning Cartoons, I never thought the story took place in FR. Oh, well. 🤷🏻‍♂️

So we'll have OSRD, SRD1, and SRD2? I wonder if DMGuild still accept new material (adventures, supplements, etc.) for previous edition rules.

And some small 3rd-party publishers are fine with that. Especially if they just publish adventure modules, as extra income.

So. How do I hurt Hasbro's, not WotC's, bottom line?

I wonder if shareholders are aware of the backlash and not through just the mainstream media but througn those devoted to Open Gaming movement.

I wonder if this will sour any Open Gaming movement provided by the new incarnation of the OGL. This is probably the worse thing since 4e GSL, IMNSHO. This is like being railroaded to WotC's conformity and compliance, rather than allow creative innovations by 3PP. I better get all my 3e/d20...

But that's the thing, though. Why should any third-party publisher report the revenue of their products that contains OGC to WotC/Hasbro?

Nope. She just brought the cash the Blume Brothers needed to oust Gygax.

Wait. Can we still buy 3e Rokugan ebook/PDF?

🙋I knew.

Has it been playtested thoroughly?

Will the errata be incorporated into the D&D Beyond ebooks? I hope we're all given the option to apply or not.

Not to be anal, but we already have a UPW: United Public Workers. My late dad was a member (he was a custodian at a high school).

Wow. I would thought that since Hasbro own WotC they would utilize them, even if they could think up a different d20-based rules system for their properties. Or would consumers be confused between the two?

I remembered having bought TOP SECRET/SI way back when because I couldn't find any James Bond 007 RPG in my FLGS. I also bought a lesser know supplement to TS/SI titled Commando to run an A-Team/Rambo type campaign for my friends who came out of military services. Would love it if WotC would...

So, is Candlekeep Mysteries worth buying?

Is it going to be a reboot of the WoD setting, or just an improvement/overhaul on the rules system?

How about do away with the Jones Act, and start manufacturing games in-country. Create more jobs here.

More like the Populars are hijacking our hobby, and still won't let us geeks in. LOL Oh but they still want us to do their homework or copy our test answers.

I don't see the offense. We were like that in the 80's. Maybe not embellished but not really part of the popular crowd. Nowadays the Populars (aka mainstream) have hijacked the nerd culture and making it cool by being offended by the caricature trappings of typical nerds that started it all...