Agreed. Their new D&D website is a bit incoherent and was built by some devs are are asset-happy. Back in the 3.5 era, the D&D website was unmatched. And I say that as someone who wasn't really even all that crazy about D&D 3.5.
It seems like not that long ago (my gosh...it was 1990...I'm old) that everyone thought the Secret Service raid on Steve Jackson Games was a marketing ploy. :D
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Jackson_Games,_Inc._v._United_States_Secret_Service
I used to organize game events for a living. it takes thick skin, patience, and a willingness to march onward week after week even when things look bleak. A calm, positive demeanor and consistency usually pays off in the end when eventually an event will reach critical mass. It's very rewarding...
As I have migrated to primarily PDFs for most of my RPG uses I have gotten accustomed to using them. Because I consume them on a table, and the layout of a PDF is largely static (like a book), I do find it becoming increasingly easier for me to retain and to navigate. However, with a...
This is definitely a darker take on Ravenloft, which I think is something we needed. That image of Strahd, in particular, really makes me feel like I DO NOT want to meet up with that dude. I loved 5e Curse of Strahd, but in the multiple times I ran it I always found myself darkening it up from...
My time at TSR was barely a blip, I worked there for a couple of years in the early 90s. But Jean was one of the best of them. She was warm and friendly to EVERYONE, just a genuinely nice soul. Even years after I left the industry she continued to be absolutely lovely to me and I remember many...
These are scientifically unusable fragments and discards.
There is a local restaurant that sometimes serves "wagyu hotdogs." What makes them wagyu hotdogs? They contain ground up scraps that are castoffs when wagyu beef is cut up into salable pieces.
These dice are the same thing.