Recent content by ...m...

...still kicking myself for not grabbing goodman's lankhmar blowout this fall...

...the 5e conversion of legendary planet is due out any day now, too...

...wait: is that why the maps for each city look so similar?..

...and n'belf is both of their sibling...

...if they really wanted to knock it out of the park, they'd put a little WG26 code in the corner, too...

...deboss, matte finish, throw on some metallic inks; done...

...kind of a reach to make a full article, but since so many people misapprehended your placeholder art in the original story, i respect the effort... edit: ...i'm going to concur with our gnomish friend that easley art really won't fly under modern expectations, but it's a fine choice for a...

...well despite all the rancor dagger's costume kicked-up, i was gesturing at cloak + dagger's costumes together, as a pair: i think they're iconic, extremely well-designed, and thematically evocative of both characters individually and collectively... ...as for the received inappropriateness...

...this year's castle zagyg is probably the closest we'll ever get to the original castle greyhawk; it's not as slickly-produced as anything wizards of the coast might publish but the troll lords are rendering gary's intent faithfully, certainly far moreso than wizards of the coast might...

...yeah, watching the entire panel does not at all leave me with a definitive impression that this will be a proper wizards-of-the-coast-produced campaign sourcebook akin to eberron rising from the last war or the explorer's guide to wildemount; that conclusion is ambiguous conjecture at best...

...i can't tell whether this is more akin to quasi-sanctioned eberron / realms books from keith baker and ed greenwood or a fully-sanctioned D&D supplement...

...what weird things have you heard?.. ...last i read, the TTRPG was tracking for retail release and i haven't read any indications that the CRPG isn't doing likewise...the only weird part i'm aware of is that the TTRPG isn't being developed under the direct auspices of wizards of the coast...

...when public discourse regarding CRPGs became more common than that regarding TTRPGs, the distinction became relevant: a substantial portion of the general population presumes that the term RPG, without qualification, refers to videogames...

(...i'll always call them modules and trust younger folks to translate from old-folk-vernacular in their heads...)