Recent content by Bravesteel25

But they could do a Campaign for D&D and a Campaign for DH if losing audiences was such a concern. I don't think it's as big of a danger as people thing it is, not to mention some of those costs for the DH campaign could be considered marketing for the publishing side of the house.

Yeah, sorry, my bad. Hadn't ever seen the abbreviation used for that before. Yes, I know that there are some other ones going on, but to have Critical Role not be doing an ongoing one, even if it is alongside the D&D one sends an interesting message to say the least. Critical Role, I believe...

Ooooh. Don't mind me on that bit then. :D I have never heard (or read) that abbreviation for Actual Plays before.

Firstly, Reynard, I think I've made it clear before that I find DH to be an amazing system. Probably my favorite system right now besides PF2 for Fantasy play. That being said, I think the optics aren't great when the company producing the game isn't using that game in their major Campaigns...

I'm glad it's going well and they have a plan. However, they have really dropped the ball by not having a Campaign going with Daggerheart even if they still do the D&D one at the same time.

I would not buy it. Just like I would not buy AI art. Yes, I have an AI art profile picture, but if I wanted to pay for art it is definitely going to NOT be AI art.

Welcome to the wonderful world of miniature painting! As someone who used to be big into Warhammer Fantasy Battles, and even worked for Games Workshop at one point, you are in for a great time! Painting miniatures for RPGs can be super relaxing and you can spend a little more time on each...

I agree, that makes me dislike the idea a lot less. I don't think I would portray Warforged in art with so many of those cosmetic differences, but that's just a personal choice at this point.

I noticed that. Probably my only beef with the art is the warforged faces, otherwise it is really stellar!

I think the bit that I see as a further strengthening of the cosmopolitan nature of Eberron, Khorvaire specifically, is the accessibility to mass transportation via skyships and lightning rails, which allows a greater degree of mobility from place to place.

I'm a big fan of Eberron, and I would have to agree with you that WotC doesn't really know what to do with the setting. It's almost treated more like a milleu for adventure like Ravenloft as opposed to a full realized and supported world like the Forgotten Realms. I also recognize that a...

I'm not saying a GM has to deeply weave a character's backstory into the game, but to not pay any attention to it at all seems a little negligent, but to each their own. I just prefer a game where the the group engages with the story, from the GM and character perspective, as opposed to it...

This, in my opinion, is definitely a case of a DM not doing their job to create a cooperative experience witht their players, especially when they go out of their way to ground their characters in the setting. There are definitely DMs that are just as guilty of ignoring the background and...

I'm in my late thirties and I remember when casting from molds was the main way to get specific terrain unless you were a really good terrain builder. I really appreciate how easy things are now with 3D printing as well as advanced modeling supplies and techniques.

Care to extrapolate?