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"D30 System! Like the D20 system only with more sides! Pay us!" - NuTSR (probably)

I mean who would blame it?

You may be thinking of Moonfall, which is kinda like that.... sort of.. it's aliens pulling the moon down.

"interplanetary asteroid"...... my inner astronomer cringed so hard. Then I read the rest. I need to lie down

I am shocked, SHOCKED, at their vote

Absolutely. But the fact that we don't have a good accounting of how many people do fit in that group means we shouldn't try and use that as a leverage point.

Mandela Belt?

It's a bit more complicated. I completed basic in the 90's for the army and we were given a good introduction to hand to hand (HTH) combat in case it was needed. Once I went to Advanced Individual Training (AIT) I got 0 training/practice with HTH combat because I was an operating room technician...

Saw that earlier. A few content creators I follow are moving away from Twitter almost entirely now as a result.

Yeah. 11 damage on a crit with 4d6 sneak attack. I once got a crit while wielding a whip with no additional damage that totaled 6 damage and that was better cause at least I rolled a 3 on that d4 and that's better than all 1s.

Personally I prefer campaign books/sets/guide to have a LOT of specific information to flesh out the setting (such as archetypes, feats, heritages, spells, etc.) that's still generic enough to be changed, a good sampling of major points of interest with information about them, and the rest...

This literally happened in my game last friday. Rogue/Wizard (bladesinger) hits with his rapier for a crit. Rolls all 1's on every dice (including his sneak attack). It was literally the most disappointing crit I have ever seen.

They absolutely are not the quality one would expect and frankly I agree many of their products are lackluster to me. I do a lot of searching both within the 5E bubble and with other games for the best products for what I want and I don't spend anywhere near as much on "official D&D content" as...

wait.... people can exaggerate? I'm shook

I've used the Wounds system provided by Studio Agate to represent physical injury. They're viscous, but do offer an interesting take on showing injuries in combat.

I've cribbed from that book more than once

That would be absolutely fantastic. Pocket dimensions that are nothing but a dungeon. A dungeons born from the dying essence of a god. Non-standard dungeons.

One of my favorites was a Goblin named Zaryx the shining that was Warlock (Hexblade 2)/Bard (lore 10). Loved poaching paladin spells (a couple of smites, find greater steed for a Saber-toothed tiger mount, destructive wave) and burst spells. He tended to split time either as a front line fighter...

I would like a discussion on making a working ecology in a dungeon (even if it's based on magic).

Again, it's not a binary option. They can aim products at newer players while also providing options aimed at experienced players. Also just because you're an experienced player doesn't mean you're experienced with 100% of the ruleset equally nor does it mean that some aspects of the ruleset...