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The 2024 PHB credits Crawford as leader designer and Perkins, Ben Petrisor, F. Wesley Schneider, Ray Winninger (which is funny, cus he left WotC in 2022), and James Wyatt as designers. Crawford, Makenzie De Armas, and Ben Petrisor are listed as rules developers specifically.

Played a Bloodwitch character in a short lived group and had a blast. Character abilities are flexible and often very narrative, which encourages a lot of flexible thinking. The world building and story focus is very much built on parallels with real-world social and political struggles which my...

I'll be real... A streaming service oriented specifically toward tabletop content does not inspire that much confidence. Is the space, both in terms of content creators and content consumers big enough to support it? How will traffic be driven there i? Is there any guarantee that it'll be alive...

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The information of 4 million users being breached isn't cause for celebration, it means that Roll20 has (or had I guess, if you want to give them the benefit of the doubt) paltry security that hasn't had the resources put into it that it should for the size of its userbase. This article is an...

My bet: Al-Qadim, Kara-Tur, and/or Maztica. All in Forgotten Realms and all emulating a specific type of area and specific cultures.

The focus of Mad Mage is definitely to hit the core of each level, instead of having 23 levels that are each megadungeons in their own right. I can imagine some diehard Undermountain fans not liking this, but without it the book itself would be pretty hard to approach. It has a lot of gonzo...

They had intended way more subclasses, but that group of UAs were pretty widely panned. Brute fighter and the wizard School of Invention both got dropped, the latter in favor of a magic item that made it into GGR proper.