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Wasn't ID a distant third behind NWN and BG? Ah, yes, from earlier in this thread, the ID franchise sold just under 600K, the NWN and BG games sold over 2 million each.

Probably, yes, but as others have pointed out, it's more likely to be something from the past that's being redone / repackaged than something actually new, and so ID would fit there.

Do I have 30 seconds to comply?

If Icewind Dale, I'll probably end up getting it, depending on what subclasses, backgrounds, etc are in there. I'll skip any MtG ones, like the Ravnica one or the other setting pdfs. It depends on which old setting to me. I might pick up a Greyhawk one, again for subclasses and the like mostly...

That's just what I was thinking too, you beat me to the post. :P

That's pretty much where I am. It's something that could be just down to an inept attempt at dealing with the situation (though I'd be happier with an apology if that is what happened), but I'll keep an eye on things to decide whether I'm going to boycott in the future. If a pattern emerges...

Well, someone certainly seems to be tragically offended that others want to keep out abusers, rapists, etc from our midst.

Not a bad analogy at all. You should read up on what darjr is referring to: Missing stair - Wikipedia

Just because you chose to ignore what was presented doesn't mean it was just gossip. Discounting what people have posted in support of what they claim because it doesn't meet your own nebulous or particular requirements doesn't mean there isn't a convincing case, just that you're ignoring those...

Almost finished Rebecca Roanhorse's Black Sun (out later this year) which is excellent, set in a meso-American style fantasy setting. I just finished MR Carey's Book of Koli, which was ok but a little disappointing if I'm being honest. I'll pick up the second in the series when it's out, but...

It's ok, but to be honest I prefer the original. It's mostly the new card decks for me - the simplicity of just one deck, with everything on the card, was a better fit to my mind than the three separate decks in Eternity. The special stuff (spells, psychic powers, miracles etc) are all now a...

You should look up Luddites. Despite them now being associated with knee-jerk anti-technological groups, the original Luddites (Capital L, as followers of their possibly mythical hero Ned Ludd) were not anti-technology. They were a proto-union, workers who were being mistreated by shop owners...

The new Rebecca Roanhorse (Black Sun) is awesome. Meso-American-y feel, great characters. It's not out till later in the year, but it'll be worth the wait.

I agree.

Dark Sun isn't a new settng though. It's an old one.

Is it just me, or does anyone else match up the alignment system to the faces in that set of 9? Janina is LG, Deborah is LN...

No Cleric?

Even worse, someone went through your paperclips and straightened them all out, then bent them roughly but not quite back into proper shape.

I'd be in favour of something like that: Instead of a core PHB, have a core PHB for each setting they're doing. Either that or a essentials style PHB for the core with just elf, dwarf, human, halfling and a few major classes (Cleric, Fighter, Mage, Thief, maybe Druid), and then setting-specific...

And yet you still claimed it was odd. Weird. Almost like an incompetent trolling attempt that rolled a natural 1.