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I mean honestly I think you could set D&D in the 1940s without too many issues. Eberron basically has it in the 1920s for goodness sake.

I wanted to start with this because you are in for an absolute treat. Each of the descriptions of the cultures in that book has a good...

On the topic of pattern recognition: Start the video at the 11:20 mark and you will recognize a pattern within half a minute.

Anyone remember The Book of Wondrous Inventions? Pepperidge Farm remembers.

So, I have realized, this kerfuffle is really what Radiant Citadel is about. Radiant Citadel is a product created by diverse authors...

This post, and @Levistus's_Leviathan's, make a similar error...they assume that if someone is complaining about the new artwork they are...

Let me share with you an actual picture from an actual D&D book What is this a picture of? It looks positively Victorian. He's not...

I have recently been lamenting how my go-to MMO, Final Fantasy XIV has utterly lost its visual coherence. People in plate armour run...

Zinda definitely is not a one to one replication of some place 100 years ago. The writer of Wages of Vice definitely used their...

That's a good description of exactly what Journeys through the Radiant Citadel is. I'm not sure what history books you're reading if...

This is exactly what I love about JttRC and what makes it my favorite WotC publication in recent (or even distant?) memory. There are a...

If my post was directed specifically at you, I would have quoted you. There were multiple people complaining about high heels and other...

I would like to point out that the people complaining “why doesn’t their clothing look medieval? D&D has to be medieval!” are taking a...

Journeys Through the Radiant Citadel, while imperfect (I'm running a campaign of it now), is one of their biggest critical successes in...

Journeys through the Radiant Citadel doesn't take place in Waterdeep or the Forgotten Realms at all (although there are conversion...