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Blimey.

Cubicle 7 are cool and I wish them well but… I really didn’t like what they did with The One Ring for 5th Edition (Adventures in Middle Earth). The original rules (The One Ring) were much better and more evocative. I suspect it’ll be the same with this. In AIME as a player I always ended up at...

It’s all just nonsense to invent more wealth for the already ridiculously wealthy.

5th Edition…again...and I’m out.

B. Dave Walters - IMDb Kassem Gharaibeh - IMDb Fiona Nova - IMDb https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5141473/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_ Plenty of acting experience from all but one of these people and the other has tv and media experience… If you enjoy this type of thing then great but I think these shows are...

…more actors pretending to play D&D…cool 😎👍 I’d watch if that Norm guy was part of the partay 🥳

Blimey... It’s about dynamic range. You are correct...overcoming adversity is one of the keys to unlocking fun games. It’s about risk and reward too. D&D is also a class based game of teamwork with different skill sets working together to overcome the problems they face. I think some of that...

Yes I get that. I would however, like players to have a more dynamic, exciting game from the start...before options come into play. I don’t think the core of 5th Edition is so very far away from getting it right but I think they made some design choices that diluted the game and made it less...

Because...of reasons lol 😜 The characters are too powerful and don’t stay in their respective lanes anymore...every class is awesome at just about everything with Wizards with higher attack bonuses than Fighters and every class wizpopadoodling spells left right and centre... every...

I prefer that there should be dynamic unpredictable changes over time to characters and a struggle through adversity, battling to overcome their limitations...the key being....they should have proper limitations and flaws.

Right... The Lego Movie! Is a good, fun film. I liked it 👍 My point was that D&D 5th Edition has become a game where everybody is awesome....in life, adversity builds character and the same might be said about roleplaying games like D&D. If everybody is awesome then there is less room for...

Touche Turtle away! Yep...you got me beat with that.

I’m an old fart who thinks 5e wandered into blandsville of blandness land. They keep smoothing any rough edges off to the point where it’s hard to get a grip on the game. It’s become the Lego Movie of roleplaying games...everything is awesome.

My brain has reached saturation point with 5e Kickstarters. I just scroll on past them, no matter how amazing they might be.

My expectations for this are zero. Game adaptations are usually rubbish. If it turns out like Your Highness, then great....because that film is BRILLIANT!

Moldvay Basic was my jumping in point 🤪👍

The only conclusion I’m drawing is that people on this forum thread might consider to lighten up and look on the brighter side of life a bit more rather than casting doom and despair about the purchase of a company making games that simulate the adventuring lives of fairies, pixies and other wee...

Hi Russ, hope you are well...I’m nice and chilled thanks...just disappointed with the huge amount of negativity coming from people about the purchase...talking about GW being bad to employers (how is that even relevant to this?), how this evil corporate takeover is going to crush the history of...

So...no rpg publisher should ever be sold because it’ll all go horribly wrong every, single, time...In some hugely boring predictable way? All contenders to take on an old favourite like Tunnels & Trolls should give up before they even started because no matter how committed or talented they are...

I give up. Enjoy your half empty glasses folks.