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I tend to agree. Sure the Tails game is very light on rules, and thus on first look appears to only be for kids. But I don't see how all that extra crunch in 5e is going to benefit a property like MLP: FiM. Honestly it would probably work best using Powered By the Apocalypse... -HM

Not to mention the already existing Tails of Equestria RPG by River Horse. -HM

First, I think the game should be for all people, even ones you perceive as "dumb". And I guess I would be one of them, because back in the 80s, I had difficulty with it. Because the game didn't do a good job of explaining to a 10 year old, who likes rules, exactly what to do if a player wants...

I don't think D&D has ever tried to push a concept of what an adventure should be, so this approach is fine. In my opinion, explaining how to DM is the thing that D&D has always struggled with. If you throw these sets at a group of people who have never played an RPG, with no Internet, I tend to...

It sure sounds like these are the apps for D&D Beyond (some of it is free, pieces are a few bucks each, a whole book is $30, price decreases if you bought pieces previously). -HM

I actually found the ad kind of funny.

I'm going to play devil's advocate for a second. Let's say for the sake of argument that WotC pulled out for no good reason, and that Morningstar was great. Then, as I've said from the very beginning, this is a case of badly running a business. You can't blame WotC because Trapdoor couldn't...

I caught about an hour of it and it was pretty amusing. I don't have the time to watch Critical Roll week after week, so this gave me that taste without having to sink in a lot of investment. -HM

Actually, it's only for iPad, not iPhone. :) -Gregg

Yes, I should've made it clearer that I meant nothing has come out to specifically meet the needs that DungeonScape was attempting to meet, i.e. digital tools to be used in conjunction with playing at a physical table (rather than a virtual tabletop). -HM

Well, DungeonScape is now dead. It became Playbook, and now this thing with Paizo. WotC still hasn't announced any digital tools. Probably taking their time after the DungeonScape fiasco. There's still room for something, since the DM's Guild doesn't fill the niche that DungeonScape would have...

Well I'm sure Trapdoor will go on about how it's not the same type of program as Herolab...how this is designed to be a game aid at the table, eliminating the need to pick up a rulebook. -HM

Well, to be fair, this isn't really a new idea for Trapdoor, since this was how WotC was going to release digital copies of their books...via DungeonScape. -HM

The press release implies iPad only. Hrm. -HM

Wil really, REALLY needs to stop bashing the person he feels was the cause of problems last year for the show. Whether he was or not, it's such bad management to keep publicly flogging the guy. I'm glad I don't work for him. -HM

Items for sale on the DM's Guild don't use the OGL or the 5e SRD. Publishing at the DM's Guild site requires acceptance of its own content guidelines. Read about it all here: http://www.dmsguild.com/whatisdmsguild.php Regardless, you don't need to purchase a license to publish on either the...

Does anyone know why WotC did things like mention, by names, all the cleric domains one could choose from, but only provide the mechanics details of one, the Life domain? -HM

Here's some more info: https://twitter.com/mikemearls/status/666313776979800064 http://altvr.com/how-to-play-dnd-in-vr/ -HM

Will the posts in the Facebook D&D groups, which generally one has to be an approved member of to participate in, be searchable? -HM

I don't do Reddit, and barely use Google+, but via Facebook D&D talk is quite active. Its biggest problem is that it's hard to find information, because there's no organization whatsoever, so the same things get asked, then answered, a lot. I'm still "classic" in that I do like getting...