Recent content by Morrus

You know exactly what it makes me think about. ;)

Of course. We still see companies that care about the environment, about inclusivity, about charity. We'll see plenty of companies that care about humans.

GM burnout. Especially when something new and shiny is on the horizon.

Well, you cared enough to post.

No, they’re just digest sized softcover books I’m afraid. Well, not afraid. That would be weird.

Yikes. That’s on the nose!

But if you gave them different names, would you say the new classes and new spells are compatible with the existing game? If not, are new classes and new spells ever compatible with the existing game? But if so, it's just a labelling issue, not a compatibity issue.

It is compatible. It’s just not the same. The two spells are just different spells. Otherwise is a wizard using a new spell from the upcoming Arcana book not compatible because they are using a different spell? It would be more convenient if the two spells were named differently, sure. But...

Compatible and the same are not synonyms. The Monster Manual is compatible with the Players Handbook. They are not the same. A book of new spells is compatible with the core game, despite being different to it. I’m not arguing that 5.5 and 5E are or are not compatible; just dropping a note...

Well, they just don’t send you stuff in advance any more. It just makes life easier rather than us having to have quickly produce some articles today. Sending stuff out in advance is a courtesy so that outlets have time to produce content/articles rather than everybody rushing to hammer out...

Eh. Weather is different in places which aren’t your house. I don’t think people care about that. Ravenloft isn’t coming out for Halloween, after all.

I’m having withdrawal symptoms. Monday morning I woke up and there was no KotSK waiting for me. Sad days.

Intriguing! Which ones?

I imagine they want to own their own content.

It helps that the average pledge level is about $150. That’s what gets you the million dollar Kickstarters. Having tons of stuff.