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This. Unless it's a 'shelf book' the target audience then it's kids who want to teach themselves to play - or parents and uncles and...

Honestly, I'd be "afraid" to play the remake. Throughout the entire game I'd be comparing the new and original in my mind.

First and foremost, be kind to yourself. D&D is a game, and should be fun for everyone including the GM. Don't stress. Normal people...

Well, of course they aren't going to say that it's about the money. But, in business, money is always the primary consideration. Even...

About 10 years ago, I joined a game where the DM literally dropped the Players Handbook in front of a newbie and stood there with his...

What an odd goal to me. Do they state that in the product? Are they giving up on long campaign as a playstyle? What's the benefit of...

That's definitely an issue. I can't believe they stuffed a large monster in a 3x3 room on the second level (trying to avoid spoilers)...

Specifically the module, not the starter set itself. Why choose a remake of B2 if not to catch the attention of older players?

I was responding to the OP's comment claiming there were no rules.

It's a financial decision obviously. D&D has more players, thus more people would watch it than DaggerHeart.

I'm surprised that they didn't include rules, but I assumed it was primarily targeting Gen X nostalgia, not new players.

There are abilities though that depend on the battlefield conditions, or other factors that may occur infrequently. And if you don't...

People who are disengaged are likely disengaged regardless of the game. There is a lot to remember in DS, and adults with limited time...

Disney +

The pregen Fury has Brag and Intimidate, and you might be able to make a case for Nature. They also have Intuition and Presence 1 which...