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Nope. Not even close. TSR, then later WotC, published hundreds of D&D novels over decades. Some were crap, some were amazing, most were...

I mean, "We want to go to Sigil," vs "This campaign is set in ancient Ireland." There is a line. "The GM says No," can't be the...

General Update: Since I gave them their forks back to leave the feywild any time they want, they have decided to stay and doo the...

To be fair, the answer to the Thread Title is: "No, obviously". There's not much more to be said there, so things drift.

There can also be other differences, like the resolution, the shader quality, etc. to compensate for why a game that struggles on a PS5...

Or we could just continue the argument no matter what.

I should note that with this group when I did a Session Minus One with them, I gave them a questionnaire about their gaming preferences...

A few people in a thread on teh interwebs isn't meeting that definition of language change. Railroading has a long history of use in...

I think that's a mistake. We have a great word for linear designs - linear. Railroading is something else, even just by the definition...

So does setting after the game, though. They both have the same issue - you have to pick a "canon". Also you're massively overselling...

how much control over the narrative was there though, they did not have a spell component for some reason, apart from that they...

It wasn’t my complaint so I can only speculate. To me it sounded like ‘you could have made The Lord of the Rings, instead you chose to...

While appreciate you making an effort to help me figure out "what went wrong" I have a bunch of follow up posts in this thread that, if...

yes, that was the complaint ;)

Yes, that's why I said, "It seems..." ;) You are assuming something that never happened. No magic was said not to work. None. They...