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These things aren't AI. The term is used too often to describe things which are just basic computer functions. Spellchecks have been around for decades--they weren't AI then, and they aren't now.

In a weird article, Polygon, which covers D&D extensively, has suddenly turned on Wizard of the Coast AND the indie RPG community. https://www.polygon.com/opinion/506731/indie-ttrpg-creators-self-promotion-crowdfunding-collab-funding-2025 This has of course exploded on social media with small...

Have you tried being nice?

No, but I can make a good guess. I do like KP but would you have posted this video if the yellow bit said Nimble 5E or DC20 instead? Not a criticism, do what you have to do, promotion isn't a bad word, but let's not pretend this thread isn't promotion! It seems perfectly reasonable to put it...

He didn’t claim he was a good investigative journalist. He’s spent 6 months ‘undercover’ on this ‘scoop’ and that’s what he came up with? I guess every job has its share of below average members.

You want somebody to pay you for the privilege of paying for your artwork, finishing your game, and providing it to your Kickstarter backers? I think you have the equation backwards...

(a) Not a man last time I checked. (c) This was a reply to a specific comment.

You did. You said the price was because we were "paying for all the playtesting and iterations". And I said that wasn't true. Because counterexamples.

I’m currently backing Monstrous Menagerie II on Kickstarter. I can only back one..: how does this compare?

Strong argument! The price measures the quality. Cool! This 7-page class costs $15 (about $2 per page). The 284-page D&D 2024 Player's Handbook costs $30, about $0.10 per page. The 600-page Adventurer's Guide for A5E costs $50, about $0.8 per page. So what we're agreeing here is that the MCDM...

Huh. This isn't classy. I wish they'd chosen to talk about what was great about their book instead of tearing down somebody else's. It's not a good look. https://koboldpress.com/comparing-the-tov-game-masters-guide-to-the-dungeon-masters-guide/ And if you're going to start boasting stats on...

Didn't we already have this article? https://www.enworld.org/threads/how-the-discworld-ttrpg-works.706903/

You know you can't copyright AI art, right? https://houstonlawreview.org/article/92132-what-is-an-author-copyright-authorship-of-ai-art-through-a-philosophical-lens "Currently, the U.S. Copyright Office does not afford AI art copyright protections. Once AI art is created, it enters the public...

Sure, but you're literally in the Level Up subforum. It's not like Morrus is all over the Kobold Press forums (or wherever) promoting his products (hey Morrus why aren't you?) You're direct competitors who sell almost the exact same product. And he'd just said how none of those platforms would...

You guys are brazen, I'll give you that... but that was a bit douchey.

It seems like a no-brainer. EN Publishing, you're literally leaving money on the table here. Missing potential markets. If I can think of this, you surely can. What's the deal? And also, the sooner you put it on D&D Beyond the better. Kobold Press and Ghostfire have put there stuff there. D&D...

That's an O5E stat block.

May I ask why you’ve taken so long to do so? Most other publishers made statements like this a year or two ago. Why did Kobold Press wait so long after everybody else did it? Why did you not say this when everybody else did?

ToV is basically 2014 5E with the serial numbers removed. 2024 5E is better. Level Up A5E is better than 2014 5E. 2024 5E is somewhere between the two. I'd personally rank them as: 2014 5E ToV 2024 5E Level Up A5E