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For terrain, FDM printers will give you very nice terrain at a fraction of the cost of buying that terrain. For minis, a resin printer will give you high quality minis at a fraction of a cost of a regular mini. In that list, the only thing that is true is that 3D printing is time-consuming.

Another vote for Birthright, would be great to see some high level political/domain stuff integrated officially in DnD.

Just a minor detail: Edge is not a new studio, it has existed for a long time and has a long tradition of publishing/translating RPG materials in Europe.

I'm so excited for this! I feel Cortex is a much better fit for the world and tone of the show than DnD. Really looking forward to the public playtest.

I'm going to disagree here. I don't have any of the previous adventures, and actually I don't care about them. I joined WFRPG in 4e, and I want to know about this adventure by itself, not how it compares to old versions (that are pretty expensive to find on physical format...).

All their other lines seem to have quite a few supplements and material (Conan, Star Trek, Mutant Chronicles...). Star Trek in particular has a ton of adventures between the adventure books and the living campaign adventures (which are awesome and free). Infinity is a little slower, but getting...

One of my favorite games getting an RPG, good times! :)

They should have never focused on making Realm Works online IMHO, and just do an fully offline software. Best wishes and hopes to everyone affected by the news today.

You can buy Kingdom Death Monster right now if you want. It's available in their store (and has been available for a while). Why is it artificially limited?

I think only 5 books will be available in the standard edition (the adventures). The companions seem to be exclusive for the Collector's edition.

Not really that simple, if prices go up because of tariffs or because production is more expensive in the US, people will buy less, so bad for the economy.

I'm so excited for this. There is so much lore and art to help create adventures in Ravnica, the only thing we were missing was some more mechanical support.

This is great news. MtG has a ton of great lore, so I'm very excited about this product (and more excited if this means at some point we get Zendikar or Dominaria :D).

You are thinking about DnD 5e and not about DnD in general. - They have been producing a reasonable amount of DnD 5e official books. - They have produced a very big amount of PDF support for 5e through DM Guild. - There is a ton of unofficial DnD support in DM Guild (and several great authors...

This is about the DnD brand, not about DnD 5e exclusively. There is a decent amount of DnD 5e official content, which you can buy physically nearly in any reasonable point of sale, and online in several different digital tools. Also, there is a huge amount of DnD content in DriveThru (tons of 5e...

The article says the DnD Brand, so in my opinion assumption 1 is wrong. There are more players than ever, more content available than ever, and more places to buy that content than ever. All of those seem to be indicators that sales are going up, not plateauing at all. How long they can keep...

Thanks, that helps!

It's pretty much all over the page. At the top: O.L.D. Fantasy 3 WOIN modern guides The Ills of Hengistbury On the descriptions: 3 WOIN modern guides Modern Core - Modern Equipment - Action Careers

I'm still so confused by how the books are named. What's a WOIN Guide? Can I use them with OLD or NEW?

You were not giving useful feedback, you were criticizing the review in pretty negative terms, those are two very different things.