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Absolutely! I was drawn right to those covers.

Yeah, I guess I wasn't very clear on what I meant there. This Model T does sound pretty cool though. Do you have a link?

These interactions are MY most anticipated game of the year

I only just heard about GrogCon a few weeks ago. I didn't even realize that there had been a con so close to me these last few years. I'm definitely going to make a plan to be there in 2024

That really doesn't come across as your intent in the C&D

Rockstar Games might have a stronger case than Renegade Game Studios

Does the header image mean that Zombo is coming?

That's funny. Some of the worst examples of people not muting have been when I used to participate in conference calls.

Muting yourself when you’re not talking is a big thing for me when I run games online. Especially if you have a lot of background noise. It’s just good etiquette

The Strange is the best example that I can think of for a game that gives players that contrast between a fantasy world and a reality world like The Wizard of Oz does. There's also games like Colonial Gothic that ramp up the idea that there used to be much more supernatural elements to America...

I ran four games at Gen Con last year mainly because I wanted to challenge my fears of running for strangers. It was fun, but I definitely agree with the loudness part. They cram so many tables into each of the rooms and each group is competing to be heard over the others.

Unfortunately, they included one of my least favorite tropes from mainstream articles about RPGs; you can find some variation of the "No longer is it a game to hide out with in Mom’s basement." line in almost every one of these articles.

I agree that TSR probably hurt themselves by saturating a niche market with books, but too many settings definitely didn't help. Not everyone (including me) had the money to buy every single book produced for D&D so they had to make choices about which ones to buy. Setting was a determining...

Or mine! Everyone I know has a favorite setting for D&D, whether an existing one like FR or a past one like Planescape, and clamor for new stuff in that setting.

These campaigns are really bringing back memories of 'zines at the local game stores, poorly photocopied and unevenly stapled, but full of so much great RPG goodness. I have gladly backed a few.

I'd watch that!

I don't feel like a movie is the right format to fully capture the essence of D&D. What I fear we'll get is the 140 minute long Dungeons & Dragons Presents Generic Fantasy Movie #827. A limited series would give the creators more room to develop characters, do some world building and do some...

They normally do fulfillment directly through the Monte Cook Games store by sending you coupons. So, you could wait until you get the coupons for all of the rewards and combine shipping that way.

That's definitely a consideration when backing a Kickstarter like this. If you just want the main book and not all of the additional fiddly bits that get funded along the way, the cost probably isn't worth it for you. I like that you get more bang for your buck from a Kickstarter like this.