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My recollection is they just swept it under the rug. They could do that because Magic players are in much more of a hostage situation than D&D players.

Just google "srd 5.1"

Sure, if being an early adopter is important to you, pay the extra cost. I have no problem with that. Not worth it for me personally, though.

Same. I've cancelled my patronage. Might come back if they lower it to $2/issue.

I don't actually know. I mean your link was to Noble Knight, who mostly sell used or at least out-of-print stuff.

So, those minis aren't actually new. They've been around for a long time. Are you saying they issued a new run (since the original batches were limited)?

Or the skill to not alienate the customer base by not honoring subscriptions.

Cuz anyone can chop with a Seax or a Messer. ;)

I see the basic structural problem remains: lots of empty levels and no-choice levels. Whew, no risk I'll be tempted back to 5e, then. ;)

The link for "Classic Spelljammer Ships" is wrong. It should be: https://www.dmsguild.com/product/409994/Classic-Spelljammer-Ships

In Sweden it didn't really arrive until the early 90s, and the main thrust of it wasn't religious. There were a small handful of psychologists and cops who pushed the idea that being too imaginitive was dangerous. A few religious cranks (including one member of parliament) tried to ride the...

I particularly like that Jungian psychology is lumped in with suicide and cannibalism. It's about time that people realized what a danger that hack shrink poses!

So you think a book released this year will be written for the rules that won't even be ready for another 2 years? OK, we'll see how that pans out.

Well, since the 2024 edition is still in early playtesting.... what do you think?

I mean, I kinda like the idea of feats for everyone at level 1 instead of the previous flavor abilities from the backgrounds. Because the later seldom saw any actual use, and the game sorely needs some way to distinguish characters of the same class and level from each other. The actual...

I sometimes feel like I'm crap at my job. But then I just have to look around me, see that most people are even worse at it, and say to myself: hey, at least I'm trying to improve, unlike these other people who all seem to have some degree of Dunnning-Kruger.

I'm curious as to why the Escalation scale is descending. Are those numbers used for anything, mechanically?

And IIRC the idea of the horns of Orcus as artifacts is something Matt made up, not part of anything previously published for D&D, right? In which case they would definitely not use it for this movie - unless they gave him a writing credit or something.

Too small and not black enough for the canonical look. But not impossible.

Well, I can see that you and I will just have to agree to disagree on that point.