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I dunno why everyone is complaining about hit points every time they reveal a new monster. I remember when in 2E, 150 hit points was something reserved for stuff like Tiamat herself. I don't know whether 5E continued the 3E trend where you can increase your starting scores as you gain levels (so...

I expected this would detail the evolution of the species, but instead it went on to the Tucker DM's descriptions... I'd have preferred to read about just what and why changed in 3E when kobolds became draconic creatures, whose idea it was, etc. I frankly always wondered why and how the traps...

The Shadar-Kai (who are basically, pasty goth humans, aka BORING) , and the Shadowfell as a concept itself were from 4E, and neither was something I liked... nor the idea that elves/eladrin are from the Feywild (basically the faery legend First World that Pathfinder also uses). This blurb...

The newer IDW D&D books are a bit better than the horrible ones before it, but only a bit. They still move at a snail's pace and only are worth reading as a TPB, otherwise, really not much happens in them, and Minsc still feels tacked on, like he is in these books by mandate only.

Wow. This all sounds so, so... 4E like. Shadar-Kai, Shadowfell, elves as shapeshifters? Noooot sure I want this right after I was glad that 5E moved back to the 2E ways.

I stopped following the Dark Elf books after they, y'know, stopped being about Drizzt. One long boring book about Wulfgar being drunk and aimless at a tavern (no, I am not kidding), then later several books centered on Artemis and Jarlaxle playing buddy cop comedy with an added dwarf dude to...

That's... not new. We have seen that in OCTOBER already. Also, the set is not coming this month, it is up for preorder everywhere for 2018 March. Here are some CGI previews of the minis we know of, some pretty neat stuff like a Nilbog, Mezzoloth, Gibbering Mouther, and the special giants from...