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That episode has the most annoying organisation possible, with information from the same encounter scattered across different pages, a...

Brandon Sanderson has a three generation (might be fourth generation by now) model for Epic High Fantasy in particular: First...

On the whole it’s not very good. I’m running it at the moment, it does have a few interesting ideas, but even they need reworking to...

It was one of their Extra Life charity things.

I have not so much noticed a drift as a return. A new D&D always starts from a pretty pure "Standard D&D Setting" point: faux-European...

Been there a while - Lost Laboratory of Kwalish before they redid Barrier Peaks. It’s not very good though.

This one is still great in 2025. You could expand Averoigne (or reskin it if you didn't want to directly quote C A Smith) to book sized...

And Martians from John Carter. But it was White Dwarf that added Martians from H G Wells.

These two are quite bad by modern standards. Cliché, minimal plot, and impractical to run numbers of enemies in Descent. Out of the...

It does seem like this approach will be more popular than the Spelljammer and Planescape ones. People can buy only the books they want...

Castle Amber. I'd enjoy that. I do want a good series of planar adventures which takes you to different planes.

I still refer to mine sometimes. It's a dense encyclopaedia-type book, very dry, with a lot of technical (facts, not feelings)...

People with very dark skin tones tend to look more grey when they blanche. "Tans easily" describes me too, is classed as Type 4 by the...

Generic fantasy get pretty boring after a while, you have to mix up the genres to keep it interesting. But, in the 22 years since the...

Forgot to mention, the quote in my prior reply is from page 13, left-hand side.