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It's pretty standard D&D stuff: the novel wasn't anything to write home about, but it was clean fun.

I derped while typing. I meant Gold dwarf.

The Fallbacks novel was similar in tone to the Honor Among Thieves film, or other D&D media in recent years. So, not unserious, but plenty of humor and zaniness.

Cazrin, she is a Human Wizard who is obsessed with increasing her magical knowledge. You, he is a Shield Dwarf Cleric. Narratively, his character is about negotiating deals with various deities when a Spell is needed, sort of a haggling merchant polytheistic Cleric. It was interesting in the novel.

Tariffs strike again

It is very interesting how consistent the results are in your case.

Yeah, I did read the post: just thought I'd throw the figure out there, since I knew it.

The Cosmere RPG had about 38k followers before launch, and ended with $14,557,439

They have shown some willingness to bring some small Setting specific bits in without UA testing (Wildemount, for example). I can imagine that the Feat elements they have planned are basic enough and tied enough into established FR lore that they don't feel a need to publicly test little bits...

Somewhat unusual for one of these anthologies, but not crazy either.

Yhe AC spread in 5E is exactly the same as in 2E: 30 is -10, 20 is 0, 10 is 10. It's just flipped around.

Most of the changes that ended up in 2024, minis the final standardization of the verbiage.

Yes. That's one of the big reasons they streamlined this back in Tasha's.

It really feels more like a streamlining that makes it more straightforward than a complication. Like most 2024 changes, it isn't major but makes the game smoother.

Well, it is more that it takes 6 years to make a game nowadays.

I wouldn't take the responses here to be remotely representative.

No, people are sad about the association by association. There ia no "guilt" aspect, it is not a crime to work with fringe political conspkracy theorists. Juat profoundly dissappointing.

That actually makes me feel a little worse?

I wouldn't expect the numbering but that title is Gold

Eye of the Beholder...? The Xanathar has been big in 5E books and marketing for years.