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Correct.

Being able to both manually roll and automate means you could play a different game with it. Though all the automation will D&D based so it will be far better for D&D than any other game.

Why?

details about the vtt D&D Virtual Tabletop: A Closer Look

Looking forward.

This was a fun little series.

I have it, it’s been fun and me and my friends might play it regularly,

I want NPC’s from Greyhawk mainly, like Iuz and his minions.

looking forward to tomorrow.

Well they have not given it a name yet beyond being D&D related. Though I see Yuan-Ti are a thing.

In the Wizards books case 32 seems to be the minimum.

Books for D&D have to come in 32 page increments I am pretty sure.

I like Bytopia, it’s two Utopias.

Acquisitions Incorporated is explicitly a gag book.

Mazes are explicitly escapable, just very hard to do so. In Planescape Torment if you went on an indiscriminate rampage, frequently attacked Dabaus, or helped the priest of the Dead god of portals in his side quest you would get mazed, and have to escape. If you escape the maze and do a rampage...

I might as well add that Alignment was not that important in Planescape, the Factions in Sigil took members from a wide spectrum of alignments. Like they had leanings like Harmonium only accepting Lawful people, but it was more to show off differences between groups that theoretically could...

Not really, Dark Sun's problems are very different. I don't see how PS alignments are any issue at all.

Why would they do that.

The VTT will run on potato PCs?

Well Neverwinter is on the Map, but pretty sure that’s a map of Faerun.