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Have to admit, I went from really excited to understanding that I will just forget about this until the release day. Unless a trailer that is far more RPG-like comes along, this just isn't for me.

Another word for Political Correctness is "compassion." But people get all bent out of shape when they have to get mad at you for being compassionate. The wrong people run the naming game. Political Correctness was created as a derogatory, and the people who care allowed it to come into use.

This is a heartening thread, Gradine. Thank you for posting it. I walked away from these boards in large part, years ago, because of the amount of bigotry that I found here on a daily basis. The idea that it's "political" to treat people equally is revolting to me. These recent retrospective...

The "Part 1 of 6" traditionally appears on the spine.

Disregard.

Wow - That notice board is something that I've been doing with my tabletop group since we started our current campaign about three years ago. When an adventure ends, we return to the "Rumors" page, or the Posting Board (that's the name of the graphic I update between adventures). I mirror my...

Lord Entrails, you read my mind.

The last campaign I ran ran for fifteen years in real life, spanned decades of game time. By the time the heroes went off to save the universe at the dawn of time, they were leaving behind children who were nearly teenagers. The current campaign I run is set about five years after the old one...

I hope seebs doesn't mind, but this captures it perfectly for me: They've made a thing that doesn't remotely address any of my reasons for wanting PDFs. I just prefer having a pdf copy of a book. I'm capable of navigating to different sections of a pdf all by myself. In fact, I'm quite good...

I'm curious how certain aspects of the old D&D books are handled. For instance, Castle Amber is available for PoD. In the original, the module was separate from the cover, and the interior cover was where the DM could find the map of the "castle." Is the module separate from the cover? Also...

Great Review Thanks for such a credible, well-conceived review. I have to admit that, having skimmed through it myself, you put words to all of my thoughts. The only thing that I thought personally that wasn't in your review was a little more edition fatigue. Adding in mundane items like...