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Snikrs. Bonner. Snikers.

Children who do not age are vampires.

Kinda weird this isn't released with a FR centric AP or supplement, but is released with a Critical Role supplement. Especially since they share the explorer theme.

I'm fascinated how we went from FR books only to Ravnica, Eberron, AI and this. Yet I do not feel engaged to buy them. The content of the Ravnica book was lacking and no one is talking about it anymore.

What ever happened to DnD competitive e-sport announced by WotC?

Doing a re-read of 1984 by Orwell. First thing that comes to mind is that today Winston wouldn't have a job. Algorithms would do it for him. Also, the parallels with the current surveillance capitalism and a surveillance state isn't the same. Except Maybe in China.

I'm reading the Umbrella Academy graphie novel. It is quit enjoyable. Better than tge TV series. Does anyone know if the other two graphie novels are as good? Thank you.

I thought you had a lottery for that?

This ritual sacrifice of a bird, is it done to gain the favor of a magical entity or to appease it?

I finished Latium by Romain Lucazeau. It is a very ambitious uchronic post-human space-opera. Well that was a mouth full, and so is the text. I have to say that I was sold on this novel because of the ideas (humanity is extinct, AIs are left behind and rule the place in a Roman-like setting...

Joker captures the current zeitgeist and you can see what you want in it as it is like a Rorschach blot. It is quit a feat to pull.

I can draw lots of parallels with Too Like the Lightning by Ada Palmer. Both authors are scholars and both are inspired by ancient periods of Western history (Enlightment and Classical). Both reference Western philosophers. Both also use a more literary writing styles (to mixed, but mostly...

Latium by Romain Lucazeau. A uchronic post-human space opera. Basically, the Roman Empire in space, but humans are all dead and huge spaceships piloted by godlike AIs try to find meaning in to their existance. And their is an alien/barbarian invasion looming, but the AIs can'thurt them because...

300$ for dices = overprice = swindling Turning a blind eye isn't "failing to see". It is being complacent.

Lol. No.

-Why not swindle people into bying overpriced dices? Much easier than making quality D&D supplements, adventures and source books. -Brilliant! You are now head of marketing at WotC.

5e inspired a lot, I mean a lot, of the design Like PF2 has bounded accuracy, casters have less spells and they do to put them in higher level slots to increase the damage.

Now that is a piece of DnD history that could fetch a fair price at auction.

I do it for the social prestige and the women who flock to me when I talk about multiclassing.

Why is ruby so important?