Recent content by Greg K

The Witcher class from the unofficial Witcher 5e by ENWorld's own Quickleaf.

Well, I have had two instances. The first time involved me retiring my character after the GM had my character's reason for adventuring and the resulting situation created a situation where it made sense for him to retire. The second involved the party (experienced adventurers) arriving at a...

It was either Boot Hill 2e, Gamma World 1e, or Top Secret 1e. We played a few sessions of each around the same time.

I am kind of in a weird spot with 5e which is not my default system when running fantasy. However, it is the version of D&D that I will run if the group wants D&D despite starting D&D around 1980, I prefer the 5e 2014 chassis to TSR D&D/AD&D. Yet, at the same time, I dislike the default...

OK. I don't know anything about Glicker and the Bookscan stunt. However, I also don't regularly watch Roll For Combat. I, occasionally, will click on it when it comes across my YouTube feed which is not that often.

What about Teos makes his conclusions stronger (Asking as I know nothing about Teos)? As I understand it, Glicker has a corporate background and has dealt with quarterly reports. I might be wrong, but I recall it being mentioned in the past.

Stephen Glicker also pulled out the quarterly posts. I have never had to deal with quarterly reports which is why I am curious as to others' opinions since I am there are other posters that most likely have. Yeah, since sales can also start strong and then tank. I think one of Stephen's points...

He didn't rely on Bookscan. He mentioned it, but at one pointed, he mentioned the limitations of Bookscan for sales now in comparison to 2014. I am curious about thoughts regarding when he talked about Hasbro's report to shareholders. He discusses 1) How things in the report were worded; 2...

Does anyone have thoughts on Stephen Glicker's (Roll for Combat) take?

Bought pdfs of the following at the DMsGuild Halloween sale: Bloodied & Bruised: Monster Manual Fey Compendium II: Hags Fey Compendium III: Frightful Fey Cautiously considering: Tome of Heroes, Midgard Heroes Handbook, Southland Player's Guide, Creature Codex, Tome of Beasts, Tome of Beasts...

Probably not. Overall, I like many things about 5e I may be trying to run a short session of D&D (the first time running anything since before COVID). If I do, I am going to use 2014 and, maybe, borrow a few things from 2024 that people revealed in reviews of various classes. While I like some...

I can releate. When I was about ten or so, my friends and I, not knowing better, walked across a mudflat to get back to our campsite. I stepped in a patch of quickmud. Thankfully, my friends were able to pull me out, but I did lose one or both of my sneakers.

You are correct. I had 1 million in an earlier post and was looking at the wrong line on screen (visual convergence disorder) , I was looking at open window and typed 1million for 3.0. My eyes picked up 1.5 for 1e instead of line for 3.0.

Maybe, unless some reports that the popularity of D&D and the number of active 5e players has declined since the pandemic ended are true. If I recall correctly, the end of the pandemic lines up with the move to digital (I.e. about two years ago).