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Sounds like they want to be playing a superheroes game.

It doesn't exist.

Ah! Cool - I will check my FLGS!

Looking at D&D Beyond -- how do you order the alternate cover book there? Not seeing it.

A better solution would be to have a "Split images across pages'" setting by default toggled Off. Common sense.

So here's what I mean when I say printing HTML sucks (even if you print to PDF). Browser printing has been frozen in carbonite since Netscape.

Typically, I will have my notebook (Moleskine) with the adventure notes, dice, any minis to be used, pencil, dry erase marker and eraser, several printed pages as player aids/handouts, if a published adventure, printed pages maps with markups and highlighting (stapled), and the GM screen. The...

Dragonbane is directly targeted at such players.

I know there's a lot of effort right now trying to make TTRPGs play just like a video game, but for those of us who still play in meatspace, paper is quite nice for writing on, making notes, highlighting important things, tracking HPs, handing out cool player maps and aids that can be passed...

Silicon valley hasn’t looked at a browser printed page in 40 years.

So just did my first digital purchase for Quests from the Infinite Staircase. Count me unimpressed. HTML is so much more unwieldly than a pdf, though I guess I can use it to print out a map or two.

It'd be interesting to see which adventures (modules) they have appeared in historically and what they were doing there. Perhaps a little color about the spells they created and how they were used!

Something more in depth than a paragraph or two about each personality would be welcome. These are legendary characters, surely they could take a page or three each.

Actually a book on the personalities of Greyhawk would be a fascinating read.

We had the passenger pod. But I think the head was gray or white?

We had the Corgi Eagle. Lots of fun playing with it and crashing it just like in the opening credits. 😂

I don’t mind adventures set in Greyhawk, would actually love to see them. I just hope that if they do region books that they take the same sort approach they are taking as the DMG. Tools to get things rolling with perhaps some sample adventures in the region. And zero emphasis on canon.

If they present a light framework for a region and some starting considerations, they could then devote the rest of the book to tools for helping DMs flesh things out in their own way, maybe provide some adventure hooks for a campaign there. The tI st of this will be whether fans will demand...

I could see a UFO RPG as well. So 60s!