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Was there audio to the slideshow? I had none.

I just don't see them doing 6E when they have huge year after year growth unless they are worried about some of the problematic elements?

The new format is interesting, but as LGS owner (I try really hard to be friendy) it makes me wonder if they aren't looking at a POD direct from WotC as a parallell to the M:tG Secret Lairs? I really, really hope I'm wrong.

Does WotC own Dungeon Master?

Elric/Stormbringer has 6 I think.

Those races are for the Feywild book.

Do you think the Feywild book is considered "classic"? It originated in 4E. Not saying that Wyatt's book won't be a classic though.

Matt Forbeck and the Marvel properties could really bring some top names to a streaming of games using the 616 system. Matt has worked with tons of RPG luminaries and if someone got Jeff Goldblum to play an RPG in a stream, could you imagine Marvel getting Chris Evans or Tom Holland or Benedict...

The full press release can be viewed here but in Spring 2022 there will be Playtest of the Marvel 616 system designed by Matt Forbeck (Deadlands, Brave New World, Shotguns & Sorceries).

If I were WotC I'd pay a heavy fee to keep them on 5E. The way they demystified role playing games has been, IMO, essential for 5E's success.

I am a huge fan of how accessible they have made D&D but I can't imagine watching others play for 7 hours. Obviously, I'm in the vast minority I just can't even imagine playing for 7 hours anymore either.

I think only Eldrazi are bigger in power & toughness. She will see a lot of play in Commander with her ability.

I think labeling things I just do as a GM is what throws me. It feels like only have a certain number of options and it causes me to freeze up.

From my perspective, Esquire has a pretty specific market and its not gamers.

Monster of the Week.

So I'm not the only person perplexed by PbtA? Do they simply explain it better?

The exploration rules apply I don't think anything more needs to be developed.

Respectfully, I don't think dungeons have fallen out of fashion at all. For 5E there are Princes of the Apocalypse, the Underdark in Out of the Abyss, Tales from the Yawning Portal, Tomb of Annihilation, Dungeon of the Mad Mage. In the OSR there are tons and tons of dungeons, plus older D&D...

I heartily recommend it. Goodman Games makes great stuff.

Respectfully, while the OSR has plenty of retroclones its primary reason to come into being was to support those earlier editions of the game with adventures and expansion material and much of the OSR's success is keeping these games supported as opposed to say Stormbringer/Elric which I don't...