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Last one I bought was Tales From the Yawning Portal in January 2022. Received Shadow of the Dragon Queen w/Alt Cover for Xmas in 2022. Might get Bigby's and/or Planescape this Xmas, we'll find out soon enough. These days, I tend to buy more Free League and Chaosium than WotC books with my own...

Oh yay, another "vital mission to save the multiverse"... How original.

Fantastic stuff, @Norker! And great timing with the coastal/marine-themed articles, as I'm currently prepping my Ghosts of Saltmarsh campaign in Greyhawk. While I've only skimmed the zine so far, I am really impressed with the artwork and layout. I'll hopefully be able to contribute something...

... and "iron-thewed."

2e had a full Barbarian class that was released later in its run: https://www.dmsguild.com/product/16902/The-Complete-Barbarians-Handbook?term=complete+barbaria

I wouldn't be surprised if the anthology included one adventure per major TSR/WotC setting (likely omitting Birthright, Jakandor, Council of Wyrms, Dark Sun, and a few others), thereby extending that grand tour of the multiverse that the new Vecna adventure is hinting at. So I would expect...

@FreeLeague... you guys ready to pick up the license and make an RPG for this yet?

I'd be all in a for a Free League Mad Max RPG. And yes, I'm sure one could be cobbled together using other pre-existing systems... but I want it to be given the FL treatment.

Curious that the responses in the first chart add up to a little over 52%. What about the other +/- 48%? Were there other response choices to the question, or did they not reply at all?

It was a ticketed event with multiple sessions, but they may well have been counted as D&D 5E: Gen Con | Gen Con Indy 2023 Looking forward to your more in-depth breakdown!

I find it curious that the data can distinguish Iron Kingdoms: Requiem from other 5E games, but that we see no data for Edge Studio's 5E Midnight events (or other third party settings). Really would have loved to know what attendance was like for the Midnight 5E tables.

We have Safeway stores in western Canada, too. Never seen any RPG books on the magazine racks, though.

Thank you, and will do!

Apologies, @Nordom, but I overestimated my ability to commit to this game. Better to withdraw now than after you begin. Thanks for the opportunity, and have fun!

Currently leaning towards making a Monk of the Way of the Astral Self. I agree with LS and DV, where competing PC objectives are concerned.

I might be interested... and this might be my only chance to be part of a Planescape campaign, which I've always wanted to do. Your approach to DMing also seems right up my alley. Let me give some thoughts to PC concepts (it's 4:35 a.m. where I am).

As a Canadian and owner of a growing Chaosium RPG collection, I'm really sad to hear that you've been having so much trouble with that Canadian fulfilment centre. How disappointing... and no need to apologize.

Don't know if this qualifies? Apocalisse | Acheron Games - MADE IN ITALY. SHARED WORLDWIDE.

True. But it's a Starter Set adventure, and newish DMs may not necessarily think of the potential subtleties involved in the encounter, i.e., how to telegraph risk before the PCs blunder into the chamber and charge into battle.

This book (Glory of the Giants) just became available for pre-order at one of my favourite - and most affordable - LGSs in Canada. Initially thought I would get this book in hardcopy, as I do all my RPG books... but the reality of the price increase just hit (a whopping 25%!). And now, I'm not...