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Thanks, bro.

I just bought it yesterday, and it has taken its place in my endless "TBR" pile, but it looks awesome.

Ironic: I just bought this today…

I'm having the same issue. Apparently there are some beautiful girls in New Dehli who are really into me. That's unexpected.

I guess white guys can get out of the hobby fast enough.

How many of you on this thread are planning to spend $100 on this book?

Thank you. You are right. It's Jon Peterson, whose books I have read ("The Elusive Shift," "Game Wizards.") I appreciate the correction!

Isn't Riggs's book being sold by WotC? Or did I totally miss something?

The real solution is to not buy any crap from wizards of the coast. Have at it, friend.

Judging people from 1/2 a century ago with the social norms and mores of the present day is moral masturbation. Do you eat meat? Do you drive a car? Do you fly? In 50 years, will people look back and say, "How could they have done those things? Didn't they know about climate change? What...

Thank you! A few days ago, I saw the title of this thread go by on my RSS reader, and I thought "Oh, great! Someone is talking about Dragonbane." Yeah...it was me.

Great interview with the dude who runs Free League, talking about Dragonbane and other games his company produces. Free League's games are beautiful to behold. This is the only one I've played, and I love it. If anyone else is digging it, give this a listen. I was especially interested to learn...

But, surely, WotC is doing some kind of market research to determine if players like this sort of softer approach, right? I doubt they are pulling this out of thin air.

It's funny: I recently got my daughters a PS5, and the older of the two wanted to play Baldur's Gate 3. I haven't played a video game since ATARI, so I was interested in seeing how this all went down. She spent 20 minutes trying to decide on the hairstyle/horn style of her tiefling, and was...

Everything changes, right? I can't imagine that Hasboro/WotC isn't responding to what they think their customers--present and future--want to see in their game. I have zero interest in the twee/cosy D&D imagery, but I'm one person with one opinion. We'll see how it all sells.

That's...unexpected.

I understand what you are saying. But dwarves baking cookies is a very different vibe for D&D. That's not something that would ever occur to me to have in the PHB. Or anywhere else, really. If this is the kind of thing new(-ish) players want, have at it. Harms no one. I just find it--and the orc...

I guess I just don't understand how gentle it's all being made.