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I would have very much preferred truhán or bribón instead of pícaro as a translation of rogue.

I was under the impression that El Resurgir del Dragón was created when WotC didn't have any intention of publishing or licencing 5e D&D in other languages, so Nosolorol with the help of La Marca del Este used the 5.1 SRD to create ERdD. It was only after that that the now defunct Edge...

Steinhardt's Guide to the Eldritch Hunt is very very Bloodborne-inspired. Delivery of the physical book should begin in the near future (it's 9 months overdue, but that's nothing crazy for a KS) but the pdfs are already out for backers. If you can get a hold of it, I think you'll find plenty of...

This is an excellent review. Thank you!

Thanks a lot for your analysis!

How does it compare to Adventures in Middle Earth?

If the art of Jeff Easly on your loins doesn't get you bedded, I don't know what could...

There's this tweet by DnD Shorts

Fair enough. Then, maybe adhere to the spirit of the initiative? A fully open, irrevocable, decentralized license for everyone to use with their SRDs?

If WotC really really wants to fix this poisoned well and win D&D fanbase's favor back it should first fully acknowledge its mistake (none of that "this was a draft", "we also win" bs), adhere to Paizo's ORC initiative and contribute with 5e/5.5's SRD to it.

I'm sure every 3PP will be able to adhere to ORC while defining their own Product Identity Environment 😉

Frog God Games released their statement on Facebook

Totally. One would think that with the benefit of hindsight these blunders would be avoided... Oh, well... @BenRiggs if you're not doing so already, you should be taking notes. This may be your sequel happening right now...

I was reading (still am) Ben Rigg's Slaying the Dragon when all of this exploded last week, and I still can't believe that the same corporate attitudes from the eighties and nineties are being repeated 30+ years later. Talk about history repeating itself...

Because 3.5 was released barely three years after 3.0, with enough changes to challenge the 'backwards compatibility' claim (much like One D&D could be, from the looks of the AU packages released so far), making a lot of third-party products functionally obsolete.

Discard books?! What nonsense is that?! (says he while hugging his hoard of rpg books).

If it were made by WizKidz it would have been $100 😜

I would love to see the Iron Kingdoms setting developed in such a way. I think it departs enough from traditional medieval fantasy to have a chance at catching the general audience's eye. As a second option, I would like to see Asmodee/FGG's Midnight given the full silver screen treatment (the...