Recent content by Mournblade94

But in your example the Elders are feeding them lots of cake for breakfast. So much cake is becoming the normal and common breakfast food. And the bakers? They are tricking the elders into thinking cake actually improves nutrition. And if thats not enough well... that breakfast takes a half...

It is now very hard to tell if the AI user is skilled. There are tells that are being worked away, so much that it is really hard. What I do read is that Younger people are better at discerning it than older folks, because they have developed with Digital from their start. I used to be able...

People that care about Art for arts sake care about that. People that consider art a product like the vast consumer base really won't care much.

SO they use it in toys because there is no one vocal about it. Sculptors used to be the ones that developed the toy ideas. Beware. Soon the community is going to relax on AI, there are already signs of it, and AI will be incorporated fully into D&D. Especially with the younger crowd growing...

Because I HAVE them. In that they HAVE been published.

Im confused because I literally have both sourcebooks for this as physical copies. Ive had them since November. They seem published to me sitting on my shelf The world building is excellent though its not what I was looking for. Its strongly based on 5e and the learning curve is shallow if...

I would love for them to just headline 5e even if its 2024 but release all their other editions onto D&D Beyond. I know that won't happen but I'm hoping that Hasbro will bank on nostalgia enough that one day it might. If they had AD&D or 3.5 on D&D Beyond and MAPS VTT they could satisfy the...

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That was the Moonshae isles. Tethyr, Amn, and Calimshan were part of his world. Moonshaes were a separate setting made by Niles that Jeff Grubb i think added in there. Funny enough Darkwalker on Moonshae was the 1sr FR novel.

Yes its tons of fun and even better watching them, guiding them, and helping them DM and build encounters. Of course their going to get away from the traditions I've shown them but at least they'll be educated about it and not fall for the nonsense they say about how the game used to be played...

You'll note you quoted a statement not a question.

Dude I used an e instead of an i. We're on that level now? I'll be sure to reprimand my editor. If magic was IRL thats how it would work in baghdad? Very convincing argument there. I'd love to read a paper on THAT. Calimshan does not vaguely represent the greenwood calimshan. Did you read...

Yes and I thanked them for it after noting it down. :)

And? That adventure wasn't this case. Especially since the author said the setting is the "American South". The art for the adventure doesn't even suggest pseudo medieval or Renaissance.

I didn't see anyone suggest anything of the sort. Kind of reminds me of that "you hate waffles meme" everyone talks about.