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Parmandur reacted to dave2008's post in the thread Wizards of the Coast Head Explains Benefits to D&D Franchise Model with
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I found this part interesting: It cuts both ways of course, but encouraging people to play in person is a good goal IMO. -
Parmandur reacted to Christian Hoffer's post in the thread Wizards of the Coast Head Explains Benefits to D&D Franchise Model with Like.
The head of Wizards of the Coast believes that moving to a franchise model will allow for more alignment between D&D multimedia and the...
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Parmandur replied to the thread Ben Riggs: 'The Golden Age of TTRPGs is Dead'.Can't speak to Draw Steel, but Cosmere fandom spaces are starting to heat up, particularly as the physical books and paraphernalia...
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Parmandur replied to the thread Ben Riggs: 'The Golden Age of TTRPGs is Dead'.Fair enough, but in these three specific cases all indications point to significant support over the long term.
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Parmandur reacted to Lazybones's post in the thread D&D 5E (2024) Heroes of the Borderlands with Like.
According to Amazon, there are nine of the double-sided maps (so 18 maps total). The keep and wilderness exploration maps are on...
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Parmandur reacted to Sacrosanct's post in the thread What Game Publishers Are Saying About The Tariffs with Like.
Even if they print in the US, the US still imports most of that raw material (ink, paper), so yeah. On top of higher labor costs.
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Parmandur replied to the thread Ben Riggs: 'The Golden Age of TTRPGs is Dead'.Well, in these cases they are already starting to ship, and in the case of the Cosmere specifically they have 5 years if R&D funding now.
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Parmandur replied to the thread Ben Riggs: 'The Golden Age of TTRPGs is Dead'.Yeah, if success is measured by "active support", then Draw Steel, Daggerheart, and the Cosmere RPG are in good shape as their companies...
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Parmandur reacted to CommodoreKong's post in the thread Ben Riggs: 'The Golden Age of TTRPGs is Dead' with Like.
MCDM has pretty heavy support for Draw Steel in the pipeline. Multiple smaller adventures, a full length adventure, 2 classes, 6...
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Parmandur reacted to DEFCON 1's post in the thread D&D 5E (2014) Convince me that the Ranger is a necessary Class. with Like.
You don't have to worry... WotC is never going to get rid of the Ranger (nor the Druid or Barbarian for that matter). Simply because...
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I get it, but it is your loss. There is a lot of great content that is not available in print and even some that is, but will never find...
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Parmandur reacted to Clint_L's post in the thread D&D General Take A Look At The Class Boards From The New D&D Starter Set with Like.
Am I the only person who thinks these are more complicated than a simple character sheet?
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Parmandur reacted to Chaltab's post in the thread D&D General Take A Look At The Class Boards From The New D&D Starter Set with Like.
It's a neat teaching aid but I think it would be a pain in the butt to maintain for a long term game, as a physical product anyway. It...
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Parmandur reacted to Paul Farquhar's post in the thread D&D General This Makes No Sense: Re-Examining the 1e Bard with Like.
Your prejudices are showing. Clearly, the bard is not a joke, because a shedload of work was put into it. What it is is a...
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Parmandur reacted to Umbran's post in the thread D&D General This Makes No Sense: Re-Examining the 1e Bard with Like.
I get it. All the bard shade is shtick. Fine. But, the most fun I had with 1e was playing a bard, as best as we could interpret it...