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"This book offers a detailed introduction to the science-fantasy worlds of Golarion’s solar system, each complete with its own mysterious locations and cultures."

In the same vein, I'd like to congratulate this year's spate of fictitious entities on their nominations. Never have a finer group of people had absolutely no chance of any sort of acknowledgement in their field. Imagine the joy of the current occupants of the Konami Digital Entertainment Inc or...

Sean - are you still the marketing manager for DTRPG? I like these articles, but they have sort of become ads for DTRPG at this point.

Whenever I go to the well and use a D&D3 module I end up using an improbable number of half-creatures.

I never have understood the ill will towards women in this hobby. I also don't understand the need to label people "white terrorists." Blech. Guess I'll just go hide my head in the sand some more and be glad I run a home game. People suck.

Found Sheriff Joe.

This is sort of good news, IMO. Looking at their history of crap games I can't bring myself to believe that SCL was going to be the one exception (eventually! We promise!)

I like that it looks like they are aiming it at veterans, and being careful to express that it's DM's choice on material. Like some sort of "Advanced" Dungeons and Dragons. :cool:

Hmm. Sage Advice has some fairly major clarifications to how AC is calculated.

The only thing about an MM2 that's at odds with WotC's (perceived) strategy IMO is that it would be hard to tie into a multimedia event. Similar to SCAG I guess. The release would need to be an event to itself or piggyback another event in some way. As for shared experiences... they just look at...

Name's not important to me. As much as I want a MM2 though, I want it tightly focused on D&D monsters that "matter" (appear in adventures). The last thing I want is a series. 2E and 3E (and Tome of Horrors & PF Bestiary) had serious issues with redundant monsters just to fill page count and...

The PCs in my group don't mind the cost. They're currently 16th level and going through Labyrinth of Madness, so it's worth every copper. I have no plans to nerf it, but IMO the immunity to poison should only be against the condition, with resistance vs. poison damage. Just a side-effect of 5e...

WotC will put out at least one more monster book before 6th edition. I'd bet money on it.

A few. For the last few games I've been doing the monsters from Labyrinth of Madness. Classed Yuan-Ti were fun.

Nothing new here. All of my 5e books come with pull-out pages.

ITT: 6th edition confirmed ;)

Rigger 5, just in time for Shadowrun 6! Joking aside, they need to rebuild SR from the ground up. It's just terribly unfun to run as a GM.

I've been running a homebrew game (up to 13th level so far). After the campaign reaches a conclusion here in a session or three I'm going to run these PCs through the AD&D module Labyrinth of Madness. Then on to a new game with Out of the Abyss. As a fan of AD&D and C&C, this is a dream edition...

I'd have to dig it out of storage to be sure, but I think the AD&D boxed set Night Below had a Kuo-Toa city much bigger than Slooplidoop in it. Maybe there are some ideas in there?

"Never give the fans what they think they want." - Stan Lee, Excelsior