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Sorry for the delay getting back to this, they are available on the Kindle store. And, again, a lot of them have audiobooks - even ones which you wouldn't think would get audiobooks, like Pool of Radiance.

I mean, the Savage Avengers are absolutely a thing, in addition to Conan teaming up with Moon Knight in Conan: Serpent War.

Not really - it's generally sold pretty well on the various digital platforms it's available on. It didn't get the same level of buzz as something like Disco Elysium, but it did alright.

Nah - they might know Monte from Numinera, if only because it's gotten adapted in video game form.

Physical copies yes, digital copies and audiobooks less so.

The New Xanathar's Guide To Everything (with the joke being that the new Xanathar is in the foreground, and the old Xanathar dead in the background).

I think it's since wrapped, but Geek and Sundry had a Star Trek AP called Shield of Tomorrow that was pretty good.

I fully suspect that if streaming was a thing back in the 1e-2e day, the original Dragonlance campaign would have been streamed.

In order: Birthright, Planescape, and then either Dragon Fist or Rokugan as a third-place setting - I'd either like something that's really different from a conventional Western Fantasy style of setting, or something that brings something different to the table mechanically like Birthright's...

Except Revanche (who I'm particularly referencing here as I've been reading the current Fallen Angels X-Men comic), was also trained by The Hand, meaning ninja, meaning you're basically in that middle ground of both rogue (lower case, not upper case) and monk.

Yeah, the concept (going right from the name) reminds me a lot of, well, Psylocke/Revanche from the X-Men.

The way our group handles it is we award Inspiration points for doing added things like Journal entries, and if the players really likes a particular thing a player does, the group can nominate a player for Inspiration as well.

Rune Masters - RiotMinds (admittedly I backed this on Kickstarter): Ruin Masters Cyberpunk Red - R. Talsorian Games: The Roleplaying Game of the Dark Future EDIT: Included publisher information and links.

I would like to see an overhaul of the original series - one which revisits the War of the Lance, with the players playing their original characters, and with a much freeform way of having the events flow. Give the DM a flowchart of what Takhesis' plan is and what plays out when, where important...

Agreed - considering that the last couple of novels have expanded the number of members of the Met who have been brought on with handling "Falcon"/"Silly Bollocks" cases (depending on who you ask), and we've slowly been adding the number of Folly sanctioned Practitioners as well.

I'd suspect that if Sophisticated Games deal was terminated we'd be seeing a similar notice from FFG and Asmodee.

Yay! I'm glad someone found a 100GP Diamond for your FLGS!

I've given a little thought to Chris Perkins remarks - and the thing with Curse of Strahd wasn't just that it was an adaptation of a classic adventure, but it also opened up a classic campaign setting on DM's Guild. Dragonlance might fit with that. On that basis, I could see one of the...

Yeah - I've encountered people who quit RPGs entirely based on experiences like that - just walked away, never came back, and refused to entertain the idea of coming back because how very unfun that experience was for them.

I was thinking ghouls, ghasts, or wraiths. Maybe mummies.