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Yes please!

Good for you. I was not gonna buy it and now her review put me on the fence! 😰

"Our plan was always to solicit the input of our community before any update to the OGL" Yeah, and the best way to do that is by letting the community learn about the new license via leaks. Sure. I vowed to be less cynical in 2023, but WoTC is making it really hard.

The tests of High Sorcery really messed Raistlin up. He has to cover his cat ears now.

If you ever do that, please reply to this message with a link. I still haven't bought the game and I'd really like to read your experience.

Did anybody here play Colostle? Is it pleasurable to read? I am loving the concept, but my experience with single player games is very restricted.

This renault commercial... it's brilliant! I could watch this over and over non-stop!

I have never watched (listened?) to a single episode of Critical Role ever... and this trailer got me really hyped. It was amazing.

I can confirm this. Got Witchlight, Fizban and Strixhaven through Amazon preorder as soon as they were made available. The first two were indeed $29.97 and Strixhaven was $34.99

Thanks a lot @Umbran @Deset Gled @Snarf Zagyg 👍

Silly question: what's this prefix Nu about? Last week someone posted on the Strixhaven review using the term NuRaveloft. Now this article uses NuTSR. Someone, please enlighten me.

I see your point, but there is a mistake. You can only cast spells during your reaction that have a casting time of 1 reaction, like Feather Fall. You can't cast a cantrip with a casting time of 1 action during your reaction.

That's curious, this Crawford tweet has (arguably) two interpretations: A. Casting a spell as an action doesn't prevent you from casting one as a reaction in your turn. BUT casting a spell as a bonus action DOES prevent you from casting one as a reaction. (The bonus action observation replaces...

It's on Vimeo: http://riderstrong.me/dungeon

One of the best definitions I've seen comes from TheAngryGM: What defines a Tabletop RPG is that its rules are fiction-first instead of mechanics-first. To put it simply: In fiction-first rules, your actions are only bound by the fiction of the game. You can decide to do anything that fits the...

Monsters Know What They're Doing is $14 (52% off) on Amazon today. It's a steal for this 560-page book. Non-affiliate link: The Monsters Know What They're Doing: Combat Tactics for Dungeon Masters (1): Ammann, Keith: 9781982122669: Amazon.com: Books Also, Thousand Year Old Vampire has free...

While I find Old School Essentials a great product, I was really disappointed to click this article only to find a huge advertisement to the system. I guess I was expecting much less Old School Essentials and much more Basic D&D Campaign Building. The penultimate paragraph was the meat of this...

LOL! :LOL: I have to admit, the sarcasm in this answer was top notch!

While I understand the reasoning behind your question, pre-ordering from Amazon only brings advantages without any downsides at all. I might even say it's silly NOT to pre-order. Just like @realmprotector, I also had the book pre-ordered since it was up, and now that it is revealed, I also don't...

It should be "paying the miners" not "paying the minors". Unless the old dwarves exploited some kids, you never know!