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Im happy Daredevil isn't in this hot mess. Daredevil remains and shall forever be the BEST Marvel tv show ever, (okay, may including Legion) hopefully they don't screw it up now that Disney owns it.

Meh... Im mostly looking forward to Superman, DC for me baby.

"thou shall not create a machine in the likeness of the human mind" long live the Butlerian jihad...

Space Marines anyone??

This 100!!! Yeah, even this would've made it interesting and really sell the international aspect of gaming across time-zones. Im still bummed for the dev-team, but at this point I think anyone who agrees to work for wotc (hasbro?) should be prepared to be given a last minute pink-slip, and...

100% dud on arrival. But, can I be honest? Demo'ing with a group of influencers sitting around communally IRL with super expensive laptops didn't feel weird?? Like, arent they just playing D&D except everyone is looking at their screens like when you go to a nice restaurant and couples don't...

hey, I get people are feeling salty about this sigil thing going bust, but we've been down this road before. D&D can be played online and in person right now, don't need WotC to give me something I don't really need. Anyway, yeah, in-person is my jam and always will be

who knows? the gaming community is small! Btw, Im attending the huge WoD V5 larp happening in LA in a couple of months, Ive a few friends joining and some traveling to LA, are you going to attend?

I do stress it because it is superior, yes, I accept that in-person requires more effort, but for me ultimately it is the most rewarding experience. But I do accept that for many (even myself) it is a convenience to run games online.

in person. I much prefer in-person (my D&D home game is in person only) and playing at conventions. However, I run a weekly VtM & WtA game on discord (though 3 of the players are locals from my D&D group and the 4th lives in WA). There is nothing, nothing like the in person experience IMO...

This is the way

why I don't play PF and have stuck with 5e, though lately 5.5 is starting to feel crunchy and for some time Ive been leaning more and more to play OSRs. I don't need a rule to tell me everything I can do, one thing I love about Shadowdark is its return to the simple style of narrative storytelling.

they do. I do tend to mentally evaluate and judge other GMs. That said, I also learn from them, things Ive not considered before. Ultimately, for me it's about sitting together with friends to have fun, so don't really care too much about crunch and rules, (why I don't play PF2).

don't worry, Im not the herald for GenXers LOL. Luckily my gaming group are my neighbors, so they sometimes come over in their pjs. So, game on pajama boy!!!

Indeed!! Ive been running games online (discord) for almost a decade. But. I prefer in person. my dedicated home D&D group only meets in person (we only played on Discord during the pandemic out of safety & necessity). But nothing, nothing beats the in-person experience, the social...

good for you. your 'question' came across as a reaction. Hope Ive given you what you 'answer' my friend.

hey, you need to step back and not take this personally. I don't know who you are and you don't know who I am. I don't know where you live and why you can't find a group or start a game or join a community. I do run games online (discord) so please don't be reactive, make assumptions and be...

hope reigns for those of us old timers who prefer to gather around a table and tell stories with pizza. Alas another wotc epic fail.

D&D Beyond was only built to create characters and they missed the boat to make it more usable to DMs. Shame that's the case. 10+ years after, DDB is still that, another wasted opportunity; build up hype, draw in subscribers, layoff your Dev team; doesn't surprise me this is tanking.

honestly, this cover does not say gothic, horror or Ravenloft. Meh. but I'll try not to judge the book by its cover.