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I don't understand why people make an issue of this one. Why is this assumed to be an in-game term? It's a rules term. People aren't...

A steampunk character could fit into D&D just fine. But so could a Conan-esque barbarian, a snarky Locke Lamora-style rogue from...

I think D&D has presented enough faces to show it’s not trying to be any one thing and even then, it’s changed over those 50 years.

Another thought: how should a theoretical 6E treat loot and treasure rewards? What place do piles of silver and/or magic items have in...

??? So it as cool when you were 12 but is "a sad commentary" when you're like, what, 60?

You have invented Draw Steel!

I hope so. In Stolen Fate at times it references something that is planned to happen in the next softcover book, but because...

Something else that this may do: perhaps these adventures will be more cohesive and built with more internal consistency -- at least 3...

Paizo announced a standard price of $70 on 256 page books about 2 years ago when they revised their pricing structure, so I'm guessing...

Given that Red Sonja was only in theaters for one night it's probably not much of a Renaissance. I have an unlimited movie pass and...

What any given person says what D&D is tells you more about them than D&D.

Difficulty is not the only axis. You need dials for lots of things.

You mean the story where Georgian hobbits meet dark age horse lords and Arthurian knights led by a descendent of magitech Atlantis?

Pinning down what is D&D’s fantasy is a Rorschach test.

Between Red Sonja and this, are we seeing a Fantasy B-Movie Renaissance?