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Is this comment referring to her ethnicity? Or do you think "former porn star" is a minority class?

OK, sure. But that's true of most of the remaining names on the list. So why are so many people downvoting Moorcock?

Wow. The one time I voted in this thread, it was to upvote Moorcock. I can actually kind of understand Lovecraft and Howard going out early in this day and age (though I dearly love them both) -- but Moorcock? Brilliant and pioneering writer of "genre" fare (forget the alignment system...

Apparently you don’t know about Ms. Phoenix’s filmography.

This. In fact, I think the whole first half of HotDQ works better if you treat it like this. The module spends about one page, and a fraction of a single game session, getting the party from Greenest to the caravan leaving Baldur's Gate. When I DM'd the module, this journey took about 10 game...

Bellairs, John 19 Brackett, Leigh 15 Brown, Frederic 18 Burroughs, Edgar Rice 24 Carter, Lin 17 de Camp, L. Sprague 8 de Camp & Pratt 20 Dunsany, Lord 20 Farmer, P. J. 13 Gardner, Fox 21 Howard, R.E. 16 Lanier, Sterling 18 Leiber, Fritz 23 Merritt, A. 20 Moorcock, Michael 23 Norton, Andre 22...

Right now all signs point to "failed Kickstarter from first-time creator" territory. I mean, seriously: they won't give you any specifics whatsoever about what you're getting. Nothing. You go to their site and click the button that actually says "Show Me" -- but the button doesn't do that...

Just picked up my copy in Providence, RI. It has minor scratches on the spine and very minor scuffing to front cover, which I probably would never have noticed if it weren't for the recall announcement. Even having seen the damage, I couldn't care less about it. But then, to me D&D manuals are...

I wholeheartedly agree. As an example, I'm currently DMing "Tyranny of Dragons" and there's a castle that features as a major location in the campaign (Castle Naerytar). I was just browsing through old magazines a few weeks ago, and it turns out that castle, as described in the 5e campaign...

We've already guessed the upcoming streaming event / campaign book announcement relates to beholders, Xanathar, and Waterdeep/Undermountain. And it's been noted that the tagline "No Stone Unturned," found both in the event announcement and the currently-ongoing "alternate reality game" is a...

I just watched the bit you're referring to, and Stewart clearly over-emphasizes the word "sun" when he says this. He's definitely trying to tease Dark Sun and psionics; the only question is whetehr he's pranking us in doing so. Remember that they will almost certainly be announcing not one but...

Broadway = Waterdeep (mega-adventure part 1) Catacomb = Undermountain (mega-adventure part 2) So Secret We Can't Reveal Its Codename = Stranger Things Setting/Adventure I have no inside info but I'll lay money these are correct.

I voted "heck no, garbage" just because I felt sorry for that category. It had no votes at all! Presumably because everyone else realized your ideas are actually pretty cool.

Three things worth noting: 1. This is apparently an officially licensed product (note the current-era logo). 2. It's being produced by Ten Speed Press, a Crown/Random House imprint with absolutely excellent graphic design and production values, so the book is likely to look *great*. 3. In...

All the local game stores around me (southern New England, USA) have sold the alternate covers for full MSRP, whereas they usually mark the regular versions at some kind of discount in order to compete with online retailers (even though they never discount the regular books as heavily as e.g...

True, but it's now clear enough to be reasonably sure that is indeed Drizzt.

Today I had a thought that's so crazy it just might be true: what if "Broadway" is an official D&D adventure path set in the world of "Stranger Things"? A few months ago Mike Mearls made an offhand comment that's stuck with me (in a video on RollPlay with him, Koebel, Colville and Mercer). In...

My predictions: Marathon = planar/settings supplement Broadway & Catacombs = massive 2-part adventure sequence set in Waterdeep and Undermountain

Haven't seen this one mentioned anywhere yet: the first two Grasslands Encounters tables (p. 100) are listed as Levels 1-5 and 6-10, whereas the tables for all the other environments are correctly marked Levels 1-4 and 5-10.

Most of these new errata are mechanical corrections and clarifications. But the three changes to Chapter 2 of the Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide are pure theme/fluff. Any ideas why these were important enough to warrant errata?