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Go to your room. No supper for you. Seriously- this is probably the absolute worst way to do anything Greyhawk related. That module...

Forge of the Artificer had Keith Baker as a consultant but unlike Rising or Explorer's Guide, he wasn't the credited author. Hickman was...

How dare you take such a nuanced and open minded position towards other people's joy, in clear defiance of all our most sacred traditions.

The NYC scene in terms of D&D in-store play is basically... Hex & Co (popular gaming cafe with 3 Manhattan locations) - there is an...

That's how I feel about Dark Sun, Ravenloft, the Forgotten Realms, Spelljammer, Planescape, Dragonlance, and Mystara... But, you know...

Greyhawk was the first setting guide I bought; this was the boxed set back in the early 80s. I cannot express how much I loved it. So...

Shifting to Dan Ayoub: New book announcements were delayed due to the "transition". Its clear from all the new hires and all this recent...

So, now we're nitpicking the use of "rift"? Sheesh. You're right, Gygaxes haven't been involved with official D&D for quite some time ...

Anyone can do a Forgotten Realms book on D&D Beyond, but the books involving Ed Greenwood are orders of magnitude more popular than...

I'm not sure I'd view any of the post-TSR content any of the Gygaxes put out as particularly "gritty." Old school, yes, in the sense...

Thing is, at an earlier point in 5E, Luke Gygax was plugged in with WotC, same as Weiss & Hickman, or Ed Greenwood, or Joe Mangianello...

While the OSR community may look to Luke, Luke himself plays modern D&D regularly at conventions.

Melf the Elf was the model for one of my first characters- Orf the Dwarf. I hope for obvious reasons.

I would assume a WotC book, anybody can just do a Greyhawk DM's Guild book.

Disagree. Having a rift in the community, between the OSR crowd, the modern D&D crowd, and WotC is not good for WotC or the community...