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Ooh, I didn't know there is going to be a new OtE. Thanks for the heads-up! (Shame that EU shipping is so expensive though. :()

With an announcement like that, if that voice doesn't belong to Matt Mercer, they're going to disappoint a lot a people. So Mercer confirmed? :p Sounds cool in any case. Very curious if they'll be able to create a good facsimile of actual pen & paper play.

The article's title states 1.55M rather than 1.55B. (Well 1.55 G$, if we're using SI prefixes. :-))

I too really enjoy these articles. Please keep them coming. :-) And in order is fine with me.

Yay! I always look forward to these articles. Great work!

Wow. Those are gorgeous. Not sure I could justify the price, but I guess that is a moot point, since I've never actually seen any of these limited editions in any game stores around here.

The D&D brand director recently stated in an interview that there are no plans for original settings for 5E in the near future. That doesn't means they aren't working on one in secret, but I would be very surprised to see one before we get Eberron and Dark Sun. Source...

Definitely at the top, yeah. Could be as simple as slightly scrolled down webpage.

Voila! :D 'Fraid it's probably just the 3E Eberron Campaign Setting book.

Could be. Their store finder does distinguish between real GW stores and independent stores, though. And it seems accurate for my area. Although I see at least one independent store on their list that has stopped selling GW. (Due to GW opening their own store within easy walking distance. Not a...

Interesting. If you set your delivery location to a metric country, they only let you search within a 100 kilometer radius, which is substantially smaller than a 100 mile radius. From my home in the center of the Netherlands there are 12 GW stores within 100 km, and 24 within 100 miles. More...

Only half a pound, so 8 ounce. :p Personally, I'd go for that copy of Empire of the Petal Throne, though. Always wanted to take a look at that, but it's so hard/expensive to get hold of.

Isn't it just because of pricing? Some stores in my area charge literally twice the price you can get books for online. If anything, I'm surprised they sell any copies at all.

Even Europe is not safe from this. How often do we get a decent medieval fantasy Greece, Switzerland, or Lithuania? If the Irish and Welsh are represented at all, they are generally lumped together into a single archetype. Ditto for the numerous and varied states in the Holy Roman Empire; the...

Until the end of March, according to https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/rrpgt/robotech-rpg-tacticstm/posts/2124551?ref=backer_project_update:

Whenever I open one of the front page articles, an "AddThis" bar floats over the leftmost part of the text, blocking some of the words. I can minimize the bar, but the moment I scroll down it automatically folds open again. I'm seeing this bar in Chrome and Edge, but not in IE. Is there a way...

Happy to help. :-)

Sounds a lot like the Sun Dance to me. Could that be what you're thinking of?

Same here, but in 3E using the Stonghold Builder's Guidebook. Loads of fun, especially with spellcasters to cast Wall of Stone, summon elementals to help in construction, etc.

I don't have my books near hand, but I distinctly remember the revised AD&D 2E books mentioning that fighters became lords at some level. (9, I think.) Also, the previously mentioned Highlander advancement rules for druids. So I think the named levels stuck around in some form or another all the...