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They tried that and people didn’t like it.

Yeah I tried to do that but I’m no graphic designer and it looked terrible! So I went without. But here's my try:

No. Why instantly go to the worst possible explanation? We're just migrating all our product line sites into the main EN Publishing site rather than maintaining a dozen different separate sites and domain names.

It isn't. Because they're right.

Fortunately in this case 92 antiprotons is smaller than a molecule. Nowhere near a gram. And if they exploded, the energy output would be like the tiniest firecracker.

Below is a quick mockup of the potential cover of Melf's Guide to Greyhawk based on the Jeff Easley art revealed at Gary Con, using the current D&D 5.5E trade dress. The fonts aren't quite right, but it gives an approximate look at what the book may look like when it is released.

Your country's courts disagree. They have ruled clearly that AI content is not human created as their reasoning for why it cannot be copyrighted. By using an LLM you have not created anything, not just in my opinion, or from a moral/ethical standpoint, but legally speaking.

My irony meter just exploded. Where do I send the bill?

I just love the label on the truck!

Magius was the wizard who owned/created Raistlin's staff, the staff of Magius. He was Huma's best friend. He also featured heavily in the recent Dragonlance trilogy (Dragons of Deceit, Dragons of Fate, Dragons of Eternity).

This is cool. CERN has been able to transport antimatter across its main site. The goal is to be able to transport the material to other European labs which can perform high precision experiments on it. The antimatter was transported in a ghost trap... umm, no in a trap containing 92...

From Penguin Random House, and authors Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman, comes a new Dragonlance novel focused on the early friendship between the red-robed wizard Magius, and the famed Solamnic knight, Huma, two characters who have featured heavily in Dragonlance lore (and notably in Weis &...

Glad to see Colbert has a job lined up.

This is the oddest thing I've read so far today!

I don’t know about fantasy specifically, but I bet Star Wars and the Marvel and DC comic book universe give it a run for its money.