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From what I've read in a few sources, Gary didn't have to sell her his shares either. He could have worked with Lorraine Williams, but chose not to. I can't fault her for that.

All your newfangled terms like "wokeness & "political correctness." When I was a kid we called those things "manners" and "kindness." :P

It's not often you find someone like ol' Grits; who thinks he's clever because he pewped his pants. His angry word-spewing does raise a question that hasn't been brought up though. He seems to be insinuating that Frank Mentzer is involved in this too? I haven't heard his name brought up in this...

THIS. I have witnessed this first-hand. It was so bad that she even said "I like being the bully, it's more fun." At that point snip ties cut.

So it sounds like Jayson has more to say.

It's a drive down for me as opposed to a drive up, but I do want to make it for next year again. Kinda sucks when you're first Gary Con was in 2019 and you have to wait 3 years before going back!

He looks like he gives hugs the same way my doggo does. With his teeth. :P

Still no word from WotC I see. Though I have a hunch as to why.... "We COULD respond to the dumpster fire in Lake Geneva. OR we could promote our new D&D/MTG crossover that we're really excited about." As an aside, I really really dig the beholder in the artwork.

Maybe I'm missing something but it just looks like something some dude made and used as a reply in a non-3SR FB page. The BolS article seemed rather benign too. But I am still very tired so who knows.

What in the world does that even mean, ya know? So if the DM has nasty gas issues and it gets offensive go away? (of course that's not what they mean but still) I'm sick of "old-school" gaming (which isn't as easy to pin down as people think it is) being lumped in with offensive behavior.

Ya know, that's the irony here. So many in the OSR-type groups that I'm in like to complain about 5e and usually spout the same stupid line of "get woke go broke." Huh, WotC seems to be doing very well for itself, and 5e may just be the most popular rules set of D&D ever, bringing in more...

Sometimes. I know that if I see someone with a Blind Guardian, Judas Priest, or Anthrax t-shirt at a gaming con they get an approving set of the horns thrown that way \m/

This is the first I saw the unedited. To paraphrase several quotes by Strong Bad, holy crap.

That explains the picture of what looks like a dead Regdar at the top of the Rituals chapter in the 4e PHB...

Regdar the iconic fighter in the 3e PHB? I haven't heard this one.

TSR1 I'm pretty sure didn't alter that stuff as they sent out new prints so what you have in the 94 print is what I have in the 91 print and what was in the 89 print also. I will say though that I was looking through later 2e stuff and it looked like around mid-edition the authors seemed to try...

While TSR1 didn't have the best track record for consistency, these quotes from the 2e PHB (first printed in 1989) were still a step forward from what was in the 1e books. But, admittedly, credit should be given to WotC who started to swap out the "he"s and "she"s in the 3e & 3.5 books.

For me personally, the first film that I remember seeing that seemed to be supportive of the LGBT community was Kevin Smith's Chasing Amy, and there were still issues there that make me cringe a bit (mostly Banky) when I watch it today. I graduated high school in 1995, and using homophobic slurs...