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A really good collection of D&D starter adventures; don’t care by who. My reasoning is that it’s the tide that lifts all boats.

Again, though, this implies that there should also be a bigger industry in Canada, the UK, Japan, etc. But if we do that, then...

I can't comment much on top tier play with D&D2024, having only played through a single level 20 one-shot and watched a few actual play...

Can look at DDB data - fighters are the most popular class by a wide margin, and together fighters, rogues, monks, and barbarians are...

In my campaign? I don't want to play Businesses & Bookkeeping. So if you start selling potions, you get a visit from the local...

It's less about history not mattering as much as we already have quite a few facts about the situation that indicate TSR was on the...

In lieu of Williams I'd love to hear more from Adkison. He appears to be the hero that saved D&D for the modern age. At the time it felt...

I would have to agree. Gygax worked very hard to establish himself as the face of D&D, but it also reinforced by him being the primary...

But that assumes there's a case that needs to be put forth at all. What should she care about the feelings of a bunch of nerds carrying...

Like many of us, I've been GMing so long it would be shorter to list the mistakes I HAVEN'T made. The one that comes to mind though is...

Said difference is somewhat tenuous at times. You can, for example, be born with superpowers inherited from your parents, and not be...

Cool - I didn't know that was a thing!

Agency is the sequel to The Peripheral, which introduces most of the key characters. Agency must have read a bit oddly without that?

Did I previously mention This Is How You Lose the Time War by Amal El-Mohtar and Max Gladstone? This is a kind of mutliversal romance...

Finished Ken Grimwood's 1986 novel Replay, winner of the WFA in 1988. Shades of Groundhog Day, and in fact apparently Grimwood's lawyers...