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I've said it before. I'm no 4e hater (I liked it, in fact) but the editing. Woof, the editing. We used to flip through them to spot...

I haven't noticed a ton of editing errors in 2024 - a few are inevitable and every publication has them. But 2024 doesn;t stand out to me.

The 5e book with the most errors (typos, etc) that I've seen is actually Eberron: Rising from the Last War. That one is riddled with them.

Now, here I just disagree: 2024 D&D has the best layout for character creation that the game has ever had. It's different than you're...

That checks out with Crawford's overall style. Personally, I don't think "troll those who are overly fixated on the letter-of-the-law"...

Isn't this why the books say don't take the rules too literally and try to parse the language so that it goes against the natural...

Maybe you're only wearing part of it? Kind of like Kamen Rider's armor can come out of his belt.

The silliness derives from the mechanic's wording, which states that Quick Don and Doff is a benefit you gain "while wearing your Arcane...

I mean, it's an editing mistake, not the end of the world. Raise your hand if you are confused about the intent: you can don your armour...

The comical thing about anti-colonial backlash aimed at Thanksgiving is that the annual holiday in the United States was actually...

I think this is a regional thing. There are parts of the US where saying a bad word about Thanksgiving will get a teacher a very stern...

It takes a while for things to change. There is a Buffy episode from 1999 that takes aim at Thanksgiving, albeit in ways that have not...

The one that always seems weird to me as a Brit is Bonfire Night. On the one hand we're making a family event out of symbolically...

If it makes you feel any better I'm ruing the day. Ruing, I say!

That's too limited a view. I'd like to think that the day of my birth had devastating historical consequences too.