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And as an example of change being possible... Apparently at least some of the PCs in Campaign 4 will have new Subclasses custom built...

Yeah, if WotC started charging $79.99 fir a 256 page book the way Paizo is now, the reaction would be understandablely more intense.

Oh wow. That's an interesting one. One thing that helps WotC is the UA of course (no accident Daggerheart is copying it with The Void...

Relative size / impact of companies too. What WotC does has a bigger impact in the TTRPG space so you get a bigger response and likely a...

Absolutely. I mean, does a pyromancer or a necromancer or an angel summoner or a healer really need more than like 5 (scaling) spells...

Ah, what the hell? It's fri-yay so sure! :)

It's not a job seperated out, but listening to every Chris Perkins appearance on dragon Talk where he talks about what he did as Product...

People react based on the relative history of companies and do so in a dynamic way. WotC has a recent-ish history of stepping on rakes...

Honestly I feel like the ideal would be almost all spells (or the vast majority) being unique to each class (albeit Sorcerer and Wizard...

I very much miss the arcane/divine divide or, failing that, any divide between different kinds of magic. In fact, since A5e has a lot of...

Yeah, I felt exactly the same about Last Kingdom. I have no interest rooting for some jerk whose problems are largely of their own...

It's just doing a Braveheart. If you are comfortable with the Braveheart approach to history, you'll be fine with this. If you aren't...

Yeah I'd ignored it on those grounds and casting Norton as a lead (also I mistakenly assumed he was playing William, glad to see he...

For me it's always a matter of intent. If a show is clear that it's historical fiction and that they're taking creative liberties, I'm...

The problem is, it looks like its trying to be historical, and failing. Wolf Hall deliberately put a different twist on the...