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Well if you ever listened to the song "Black Orc" you would have known from the opening lines: Hey, Hey orc said the way you fight Gon' bash your head, gon' lose your sight ... I'll see myself out Edit: Me no spell gud

Yeah, I can see the Stranger Things vibe, since it does take place in the 80's (89 to be exact), and the young outcasts. And hey look, one of the main characters plays AD&D too. (9 seconds in behind the two boys, what looks to be a poster with the cover of the Monster Manual 2 on it. Also the...

I doubt they could afford it. Game development is increasingly expensive in both development costs and time. Waiting years isn't something a small developer can afford. Doesn't mean they get a free pass for gameplay/content issues with the game (and there are issues with it, from the couple of...

I doubt they could afford it. Game development is increasingly expensive in both development costs and time. Waiting years isn't something a small developer can afford. Doesn't mean they get a free pass for gameplay/content issues with the game (and there are issues with it, from the couple of...

Same here. Got there and bought the last two yesterday.

Number 1 book on Amazon? Wow, I can't believe they made it. Grats Mearls & team!

Number 1 book on Amazon? Wow, I can't believe they made it. Grats Mearls & team!

Same here. Got there and bought the last two yesterday.

This is good news. Especially since tablet sales have slowed down and they aren't the PC killers everyone expected them to be. Personally though, I like reading Magazines and books on my iPad and iPhone.

The problem being that performance on Android emulators can be odd. Even Bluestacks has apps where it will completely crash on or where performance is just poor. And while Windows 10 will be able to run iOS and Android apps, they will have to be updated by the developers themselves to allow them...

That's pretty much what I read. It says nothing about the magazine itself being on pc/console/mac. Just that it will covering pc/console/mac content. Unless Wizards is planning on tattooing magazine articles on players and DMs, pc/console/mac/mobile content simply means they'll cover D&D...

One of the most interesting pieces of information is the fact that Chris Avellone ( Creative Director of Obsidian Entertainment) has a Icewind Dale short story coming out next issue. Unless it's a reprinted or an old story it seems odd someone in his position would be working on a D&D story...

Yeah, I wouldn't say "kids" either. Adventure Time is pretty popular with kids, teens, 20 and 30 somethings.

As I mentioned - they've already stated they're doing a toolset for campaigns. So yes, the plan is for something like NWN.

They're working on a tool set for DMs to build their own campaigns with, it's just not ready to demo yet. (This comes from the latest issue Game Informer)

Most likely high licensing fees would be the root cause of the cost.

Pretty much this. They have consistently talked about the multiverse being a big part of 5e, and D&D in general. This isn't a change in messaging or change in direction to a 4e generic setting format.

Yup, that name is pretty groan worthy, though no worse then places with names like that in real life, like: The Dew Drop Inn, Wild Thyme, etc.. Makes me wonder how long ago it was that people started using wordplay in their business names...

You do realize that Marketing doesn't dictate content and product line right? It's not like this is an Ad Sales Campaign involving Integrated Marketing.

Names and members of entire families, the price of a mug of ale at the local tavern - how it rates to other taverns in the area. Out of the 100+ faiths, most have detailed holy days, dogma, etc.. City maps, building maps... There's a ton of detail in the Forgotten Realms - way more then Middle...