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During the Beadle & Grimm stream, drunk Matthew Lillard appeared to let slip that B&G will be releasing a Silver(?) Edition of Curse of Strahd. EDIT: Oh, and I asked Deborah Ann Woll if she contributed to Frostmaiden, since I remembered she had been working on something for WotC, and she said...

All of that seems reasonable enough to me.

One of these days I'll get to both; I've never been to Origins and Gen Con used to be a local show for me. Someday when time, money, and hotel reservations align...!

I notice several of these are straight-up saying "Dungeons & Dragons" in their Kickstarter copy. Is that kosher for third-party publishers? I thought making the explicit reference was considered a no-no (as opposed to "the 5th Edition of the world's most popular roleplaying game" or some other...

I agree, but I'm afraid that battle's already lost!

Hmm, that's true. Still, I'd be pleased and surprised to see it.

That would be cool, but it would step on the toes of Baldman Games, who were awarded rights to develop the region for organized play and even have a sixty-page sourcebook for it already.

Merric Blackman reviews a lot of DMs Guild stuff, mostly Adventurers League mods (DDALs and CCCs), but he reviews quite a few other things as well: merricb.com.

You know, all kidding aside, this would totally sell on DMs Guild.

Honestly, the pace of new releases is so mild that I pick up each new book anyway, even if it has little chance of getting to my table. They could put out Player's Guide to Pushing Birmy Down a Flight of Stairs and I'd still probably be like, "...Is there an alternate Hydro74 cover?"

...What kind of dip was it?

I like their Spider-Mans, too (though I think it's time to at least acknowledge Uncle Ben in the MCU). There are some worrying spots in their filmographies (the Vacation reboot? Horrible Bosses 2?), but they sound like they're taking a sound approach to this material.

Assuming we're thinking of the same articles, you can find them here! (I've had that page bookmarked for years, but have never had an opportunity to use any of that material).

I mean, it sounds like we're in agreement--you just said "risk" instead of "gamble." I don't think anyone's arguing Downey isn't/wasn't a talented guy (I'm certainly not). I suppose I take issue with OP's use of the phrase "height of his powers," which simply isn't true.

I'm glad you pointed this out; it's easy to see what a good decision it was in retrospect, but Downey was very much a gamble at the time.

I sincerely feel that, in the interest of making up for Mazes & Monsters and bringing things full circle, Tom Hanks should be in this movie. Don't even emotion it!

Not on Twitter, alas!

One pattern, several shirt styles to choose from.

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Oh! Ha, I did not realize that. Fixed. Are you thinking of any specific hints?