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Just got mine today. Man, just flipping through you can tell that with the fancy layout and extra art there really isn't a whole lot in here. I gotta commend them, though. Best way to mitigate people complaining about them changing a bunch of things ( like in Van Richten's) is to just not have...

I wondered why they chose zombies for the commercial. Not what I would consider a "quintessential" D&D monster really.

You know what else they'll have in common? Neither book actually tells you about the Spelljammer.

Just remember

Let's hope that means putting the creature by CR table where it belongs in the MM and putting actual useful indexes in the books.

I personally don't use D&D Beyond right now and have been pretty skeptical of it in the past, but I'm sure by 2024 that will all be fixed.

Yeah, I was just talking about hot dogs tho

Looks like they're done talking about D&D. Surprise for me, especially since dropping the titles of every 2024 release: no MtG D&D books. A very pleasant surprise.

I for sure thought they wouldn't touch Planescape since it's all about alignment and has some edgy stuff to it. Here's to hoping they don't file off all the interesting stuff about it.

Planescape!

Yeah, where's that coming from?

Yeah. I'm just wondering how they'll monetize it. Do they charge extra for the actual digital written content, or do they give it away for free and make their money selling the virtual minis and and 3d maps separate for that content? I'm leaning towards the later given how they've been selling...

So, it looks like the 2024 revision will likely be all about this integration and probably minimal rule changes. This really seems to be a focus.

I've been foiled once more by my most persistent nemesis. Ultra-grogs over at the Pizza forum

It depends on their context I suppose. I mean, who's going to argue that, say, all the gazetteers for Mystara aren't consistent? But more broadly that was certainly true.

Shame on you. It's very important that we distinguish between elves that live on hills and elves that live in valleys in pure game terms.

So your experiences and training don't line up 100%. That's fine and all, but like, it just seems a weirdly pedantic hill to die on. I don't think it's a stretch to think that alot of people use shame and embarrassment interchangeably in speech. Can we please not resort to needless purity...

It's really bothered me for the past few years. I talked with drunk Bill Webb before all this became public, which at least prior to all this happening was mostly his default mode at cons. And, he was just a really gross dude. Gave real scuzzy vibes. I'm not going to go in detail about what he...