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I would buy the hell out of more Radiant Citadel stuff

Heck yeah, loved the Radiant Citadel - working a homebrew civilization for it based on Ireland. I was most intrigued by Godsbreath -...

China is where basically all packaged board game type products are manufactured: they are the world leaders in the field, right he tools...

I almost went for the Assassin's Creed RPG pre-order, but couldn't afford it at the time. I don't know where they manufacture their...

OK, sure...? Not really sure how that followed from anything.

I started long after 1e was out of print. I got my first 1e books when in college when eBay became a thing. Looking backwards, I was...

What does “better” mean in this context? More imaginative? More photo-realistic? More colours? Bigger? Smaller? More surreal? More...

LLMs as a turboboosted search engine doesn't bother me too much ("Hey Google, hiw do I get an HTML page to do X?"), but the "aside from...

Right, but the conversation is about how WotC has taken innovative risks in their 5E books. Which they have, to sometimes controversial...

Well, respectfully, thst is exactly my point: I haven't run it, so I don't have a fully formed jusgement on it, but that...

It really is a delightful anthology, with some really innovative ideas and themes thst can fit in a lot of campaigns.

Nothing about Godsbreath preclude dragons, or anything else in D&D: it is a pretty wide open High Fantasy Setting, even if it has a...

Glad to see them revisiting a Radiant Citadel setting. I'd like to see a product that covered the Three Dragon Siblings settings...

I had most fun with Akharin Sangar (which gets a name drop in Keys from the Golden Vault). I also liked Atagua, which canonically is...

I had skipped Journey but with the feedback from people on here after the dragon book mentions it and how the gods breath was cool, I...