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OK my brother is a federal Firefighter on an army base. All of the guys make a reference to "Rats fleeing the ship," because there is a... -
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To me they are. That is not how most people see the phrase, nor is it how I intended it to be taken, but your free to take it how you...
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It's also that the execs do not understand the hobby. The Hasbro not WOTC execs thought project Sigil was a video game like Baldurs...
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Siltoneous reacted to Mournblade94's post in the thread Jeremy Crawford Also Leaving D&D Team Later This Month with Like.
But ink and machines and parts are. The pulp comes from Canada.
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Siltoneous reacted to Mournblade94's post in the thread Jeremy Crawford Also Leaving D&D Team Later This Month with Like.
Oh no no no. I read every quarterly report before D&D got big. D&D wasn't even worth mentioning. In fact if 5e had the reception of 4e I...
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Siltoneous reacted to Mournblade94's post in the thread Jeremy Crawford Also Leaving D&D Team Later This Month with Like.
I mean I get it. This is though a very common metaphor used in daily and professional parlance. If i tell you to "go jump in a lake"...
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Siltoneous reacted to kayakingpoodle's post in the thread Jeremy Crawford Also Leaving D&D Team Later This Month with Like.
It is a well known and long standing turn of phrase, I did not call them rats. Maybe look the term up, it is in quotes for a reason.
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Siltoneous reacted to Greg K's post in the thread Jeremy Crawford Also Leaving D&D Team Later This Month with Like.
But my some of my favorite games don't use classes. Some only have human as a playable race. And most only have a single setting. I am...
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Siltoneous reacted to Staffan's post in the thread Jeremy Crawford Also Leaving D&D Team Later This Month with Like.
I think it was established in one of the tariff threads that D&D books are mostly printed in the USA, but box sets and assorted...
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Siltoneous reacted to Ruin Explorer's post in the thread Jeremy Crawford Also Leaving D&D Team Later This Month with Like.
WotC isn't a company who can or will do that, so that's pretty much just fantasy. It's fine to have that view, but it'd be totally...
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Siltoneous reacted to Ruin Explorer's post in the thread Jeremy Crawford Also Leaving D&D Team Later This Month with Like.
Whilst I am willing to believe this is true, it doesn't exactly look great for the VP if he didn't know a fairly major project that the...
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Siltoneous reacted to Mournblade94's post in the thread Jeremy Crawford Also Leaving D&D Team Later This Month with Like.
Lets be honest though. It wasn't 5e that made D&D popular it was Critical Role.
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Siltoneous reacted to Mournblade94's post in the thread Jeremy Crawford Also Leaving D&D Team Later This Month with Like.
Where did I say I thought D&D was dead? What I said was D&D was Toast without the design team. I never ONCE said D&D is dead. I've...
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Siltoneous reacted to Belen's post in the thread Jeremy Crawford Also Leaving D&D Team Later This Month with Like.
I would be up for a 2e game. I have not played 2e since 2011.
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Siltoneous reacted to Henadic Theologian's post in the thread Jeremy Crawford Also Leaving D&D Team Later This Month with Like.
The Janitor, he still remembers Gygax/jk It's James Wyatt.