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I half-expected to log in this morning and find a "Are Your Players Out to Get You?" parody thread.

Joke's on them; I'm actually three woodchucks in a trench coat and I'm into it.

IKEA is still out there keepin' it real, with their Swedish meatballs and lingonberry crepes.

A perfectly reasonable approach. Not that it would have worked with my players; they give me this look every time there's even a hint of time pressure on the adventure:

That seems fine to me, especially if that's the only change you are making. People will start making noise about it, though, if you start making adjustments to carrying capacity, lifting limits, and weapon categories. Like, could a Tiny character be able to wield a Heavy weapon? Would Light...

I don't see why not. I'm curious how you would distinguish it from Small size.

I am the DM, and yes, I'm out to get you. The players and I were gearing up for a Viking-themed campaign a few years ago, and one of my players asked if he could play a thri-kreen monk who quad-wielded daggers. When I told him no, he acted like I had cancelled Christmas. As a compromise, he...

I was rooting around on Reddit today, and there are an above-average number of threads of people complaining about their Dungeon Master. Each thread has its own vibe, of course, but they are all saying the same things: their DM is out to get them. Refusing to allow certain rules or add-on...

The easy answer is, "it has to meet my expectations." But I have different expectations for different kinds of TTRPGs. If it's a D&D product, I expect to be able to use it with my 5E campaign. I expect it to be of similar quality and presentation as the official 5E products from Wizards of...

In my (admittedly limited) sales experience, this isn't terribly difficult. You don't have to convince investors that the product will be a success or that people will love it. You only need to convince them they will get a positive return on their investment. And yes, that takes effort, but...

In a fashion. There are a number of threads that are updated periodically, by a single person, that focus on a single topic. Like "Fighting the Gray Tide," where @MGibster has been sharing photos and tips about painting miniatures since 2022. It's basically a blog, but in forum format.

I'm all about the games. The first visit of the day, I'm getting the latest product announcements and news, especially crowdfunding and indie projects, so that I can pretend to budget my spending for the next month or two. Then I check out the latest maps from @Dyson Logos, @Turgenev, and a...

Woops! I forgot that this website is run by real people. I've updated survey!

He's one of my favorite D&D artists of all time. Iconic.

What brought you to EN World this fine day? (Check all that apply.)

I'm not an expert and I don't work in the software industry, but this doesn't seem like it's unique to Hasbro.

Transformers are essentially Warforged druids who can wildshape into vehicles. Or possibly Warforged lycarthropes?