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If you go back to 1983/84 or so you could pick up a decent handful of stuff (including exclusive posters) at Sears.

"Woah woah woah, hold on a second. Isn't it a little presumptuous to expect to see both dungeons AND dragons in this game?"

This really does look like they've overstepped their bounds with regards to the ORC license to the point where they themselves may be in violation of it, thus potentially rescinding their ability to use it.

Live action Watership Down with motion capture bunnies.

I'm really not sure "hire a whole bunch of people to do the job that I was specifically hired to do" is the best approach here.

Sit right up front slurping from a big bowl of grits.

And which parts of the business is it hurting? The consumer side? Or is it the investment/web3 side, since it points out so clearly that you're talking out of both sides of your mouth?

Save that one for when things really start heating up.

Good deal! But you're distributing PDFs watermarked with someone's DriveThruRPG order number. Better hope they don't shut down his account! ;) Any chance we could get copies without the watermark?

Hadn't realized this one redeems to DTRPG. I purchased the original bundle — is there any way to get that ported over to DTRPG?

Weird Frontiers clocks in at almost 1000 pages and weighs 10 pounds. That should be able to do some serious damage to a nazi.

Guess I'd better not hit that Update button for the 2024 Rules in the D&D Beyond app.

Let us know when you've figured out the "and Doug" part of the puzzle.

For those concerned that having 2 epic boon feats at multiclass-combined level 20 somehow makes a character overpowered, let's keep in mind that the rules themselves suggest that you can start piling them on for every 30k XP you gain after hitting level 20 (p 43).

Are these close enough for you?

I suppose using classes for the flavors is better than using species. Still feels a little too close to cannibalism for my tastes though.

I'd like to know if Kobold Press' (and other no-AI publishers') stance will change as AI is more thoughtfully incorporated into workflow tools – that is tools that enable creative types to iterate on ideas as opposed to removing key elements of the creative process. A good example of this is...

You're completely right. There is zero indication that D&D Beyond had anything to do with this at all, so to put it in the headline and to lead off with "D&D Beyond partnered with..." is just plain false. Don't you think D&D Beyond might mention it themselves somewhere if they had done this?

Soooo, - is like the opposite of a + thread, right?

Getting the feeling that this game might turn out to be alright.