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When it comes to digital assets, the creators location would seem like the most logical place, but again, it would depend on local laws or legal agreements...so I don't know the answer. But I can imagine some situations where the writers are in country A, Illustrators in country B, editors in...

I would imagine everything is tracked now-a-days. Or at the very least some agreement or law, would dictate its point of origin.

I don't know the specifics, but I would assume the product itself, whether physical or digital, as well as shipping cost (on the physical products) would be subject to the tariffs.

I think the good news is that companies like your own produce unique products. So if a customer is really interested in something, they'll be willing to pay extra. With unique products, customers will not "substitute" a game they like for one they are not enthusiastic about, just because of a...

Most EU companies will pass the cost off to the consumer. Companies within controlled economies (like China) will eat the additional costs caused by the tariffs, imo.

Curb stomped by anthropomorphic mushrooms.

Online. We were playing in person, then switched to online during COVID. It took a couple of the guys about an hour to get to the GM's house, so online play is much more convenient for them, and allows us to have more play time.

Uh oh, someone mentioned GG. I think the D&D community needs it's own version of the Godwin law. :) ;)

My guess is that they'll try again in 6 months with an "All AI" team.

No, I let the players track their ammunition, and any other consumables. If you can't trust your players to do it, there are deeper issues to deal with.

This is a really good analogy

Play more Pathfinder, play less D&D.

One of the players went to his daughters dance recitals, and two others went on vacation to St. Croix (neither knew about the others plans until they ran into each other at the airport), so I guess "double booked".

IMO, a wish should be able to do anything except kill another character. Of course, unintended consequences may result. IMHO, making a wish primarily about being able to cast another spell extremely nerfed it.

We run the game as long as we have at least 3 of 5 players. Some people are OK with others running their PC, some aren't. If a player doesn't want others to run their character, we just assume that the PC is there but not there. Adjusting the encounters usually isn't an issue.

Yep, set a time, and play with those who can make it. However, we do set a minimum of 3 out of 5 in order to hold a game. Some players are OK with others running their character while they are away, some aren't. For those who aren't, we assume that their character is in the background...

I enjoy just about any TTRPG that allows you to increase in power of over time and acquire neat stuff. My played my first superhero TTRG back in the mid 80's. I don't remember the game's name, but I had a blast with character creation. my PC was an "Incredible hulk" type that I named Bison. I...

The mechanics have always leaned in favor of the PCs, but at higher levels that power gap is quite noticeable, and being able to easily curb stomp powerful monsters becomes anti-climatic.

My 12 year old self really appreciated the 1E illustration, but this one is good too.

Well, I guess the solution is have more high priced items available for purchase.