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And most gamers don't support kickstarters. Even the biggest kickstarters have fewer people than attend GenCon, and most far, far less...

Sure. But I think con attendance is a better metric -- not just the big ones, but the regional and smaller ones, too.

I'd differentiate between being special and being powerful. Okay, if you're more powerful than most people, that makes you special in a...

I really appreciate the distinction between being special and being powerful. Weak special characters can be pretty great.

I was intentionally leaving out KSers that weren't going to fulfill this year, because I was more focusing on what we actually got. But...

The Wizzard Class: can only know a single spell, it is 9th level and learned at 1st level but they cannot cast it until appropriately...

It isn't a terrible book, but I think Peterson is better. I really love Designers and Dragons though. They make surprisingly good...

he focuses on the years that Peterson does not cover, and Applecline does not really go into business details

Some of you have never heard of enshittification and it shows.

The Powerball is up to $1.7 billion, folks ...

I generally conform to the 4e/Eberron idea of “the player characters are exceptional.” That doesn’t mean that NPCs don’t have powers of...

The problem isn't companies making a profit, it is companies serving shareholders instead of customers.

Right. i think it would be keen if D&D got in the hands of a privately held company again. it won't ever happen, but it would be keen.

Because the thought process wasn't "How can we make more and better product, thus serving our customer base?" It was, "How can we get...

In Synnibar the PCs weren't special. Everyone was a mutant-hero-cyborg-wizard. In Twilight: 2000 the PCs aren't special. Everyone is...