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I thought GR put out some errata that fixed a lot of those problems. Some rewrites to some of the combat benefits, etc?

If you want to run a Birthright campaign, this is the RPG to consider IMO.

I like how running away is handled in Forbidden Lands. You get stuck in a bad situation and you can make a MOVE roll to vamoose. The difficulty depends on how engaged you are in the fight. It's simple, works well, and lets the player decide how to narrate the event.

My thoughts exactly.

The link to the UA pdf isn't working anymore?

Those are some awesome authors on this. I don't run 5e games so this will be a pass for me, but Shadow of the Demon Lord is one of my favorite games by Schwalb so I can only imagine what this book will be like.

This adventure path would work well using the Forbidden Lands rules. Hex crawl, check, building up your stronghold, check.

I've been debating running a 3.5 campaign again. Such a great system and it's flaws are easily mitigated.

As much as I love the setting, I don't have any players interested so I'm going to have to pass on it.

Dang, that's really well done! I like it even more than the UA stuff.

LOL, that's a VERY low bar to beat.

Don't forget the ranger who's just practicing "social distancing", and merely forgot to stop after the pandemic ended.

So basically Forbidden Lands for 5e?

Alternate would make a better cover IMHO. The original strikes me more as interior art for some reason. The second Eberron cover was also pretty bad. Better than the first one they picked for sure, but it doesn't hold a torch to any of the other covers in the 5e line.

Savage Worlds get played in person, A LOT. It's one of those games that plays better in physical form that it does via VTT. I gleaned that from the Facebook posts I see showcasing miniatures and game table setups of "savages".

It's an interesting scenario. Paizo is still selling the DUNGEON magazines (the PDF's anyways) that contain the AP. So they definitely still own it, but I don't think they'd be able to republish it unless they ported it into Pathfinder.

Maybe more people getting bored with 5e and exploring other game systems? Sounds ok to me.

I will literally throw balls of money at an Age of Worms hardcover, but I know that will never happen.

I liked the show, except for the dragon hunt episode. That one just felt too random with very little to do with the underlying plot. I liked it even more after I read up on the protagonist (Nilfgaard). I haven't read the novels .....yet.

Cool beans!