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I predict there will be errata on D&D beyond before the printed books hit the stores.

"Which demon lords have personally interacted with Elminster in the past" might be a more interesting question if you're writing a story involving Elminster and demons though, and good luck trying to answer that with ctrl-f. Once writers have this kind information available, they will no doubt...

The situation is more like if you sold your car to a used car dealership, but made them promise to hold it for a week to give you a chance to buy it back. When you come back after 5 days you find they have already sold the car to someone else. They've broken their promise to you, but each...

It wasn't WotC's property anymore, they had no right to do anything other than ask nicely to buy it back. I think people are going to keep banging on this issue for as long as apologists keep making excuses for WotC.

This is pretty embarrassing for wotc. They should have released a full 5.5srd before the rulebooks went to print, so that the community could have spotted these silly errors in advance.

Are you seriously suggesting that these rules are a real alternative to TPKs, without both the DM and the players hand waving things?

It will necessarily have to force the narrative. Preventing a premature end to the game should be a no. 1 priority.

Instead of trying to find the perfect balance in combat encounter between too easy and too hard, the rules should be geared towards the player characters surviving even if they lose. Let them flee or be taken prisoner instead of having a TPK, then it doesn't matter so much if the DM misjudges...

Did they at least give the warhorse enough HP to survive more that 1 turn in combat? I dunno about the price of elephants, but 400GP is way overpriced for the 5e horse that is functionally useless as a combat mount for player characters.

I think it's a huge stretch to call what happened an "edition war". I don't see many people arguing that 5e is a better game than 5.5, just that they want to decide if and when to switch rules themselves, preferably not in the middle of a campaign. If anyone thinks that players will immediately...

I'll take that as a "no" ;) The updated spells are pointless to have by themselves, even if they are free. Anyone who actually wants to play D&D 2024 with D&D Beyond is going to buy the 2024 PHB and get access to the spells that way.

I'm very happy that D&D Beyond/WotC has recognized their mistake and are changing their path! This is a win for both customers and the company. However, I can't shake the feeling that these kinds of mistakes happen far too often with WotC than you would expect from a professional business. It...

Will you stop freaking out over people voicing their displeasure with corporate shenanigans?

If enough people complain, then management might take steps to contain the complaining to specific threads/subforums. This is a heavily moderated forum after all, it wouldn't be out of line.

If consumers were to refuse to purchase from unethical companies, then ethical companies would get all the business and pretty soon maximizing ethics would be the only way to maximize profits. But as long as we'd rather buy the shiniest new toy than a slightly duller one from an ethical...

I had to generate 12 images before I got one I was reasonably happy with, but it hasn't been edited in any way. Ideogram just released their 2.0 model, and it's a big step up. Especially text rendering is miles ahead of what we had last year. Check out ideogram.ai. They have a pretty generous...

The more I think about it, the more is suspect this clown show is directed by WotC's marketing department. They can't be saying it's "the same edition", while at the same time their in-house digital character sheet app lets users choose between 2014 and 2024 editions. Talk about shooting...

This one was made with the new Ideogram 2.0 model

Even if it's too late to fix things before the PHB launches, I think Beyond can salvage the situation if they come out and commit to releasing "legacy" versions of the soon-to-be missing 2014 content. They're going to have to commit to a clear and defined deadline though, not like the "when we...

If it's not a technical limitation, then the only explanation is that D&D Beyond is deliberately taking away customer's purchased content purely out of greed. It's either scummy or scummier.