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I don't think this is for a 5e crowd. I play 5e and AD&D now exclusively for fantasy now and I can't find anything in this thats appealing. I don't like "actual plays" because they seem scripted and fake and I think narrative emerges from players and dice rolls. This plays completely different...

I read this article. It does not contain anything that's not in this thread. It is paywalled.

I had them and I couldn't find them in any comic box I have 😞 I'm going to order all the trades but I'm holding on to money for my Disney World Trip at the moment.

Ah right. I read this so I guess what I thought was sheer speculation was actually just information from this. Thanks!

Noble Knight has this unpunched for $130 or so. https://www.nobleknight.com/P/16822/Buck-Rogers---Battle-for-the-25th-Century They also have a lot of the TSR BR Comics (Totally forgot about those). Another problem with TSR evident right there. Self publishing those comics. Sheer speculation...

Lol Babbages. That's a name I've not heard for a long time.

Unfortunately I never got to play it but I had that and some of the supplements. They were good reading.

It's weird because EVERY box set came with a market research card. I never sent them back in fact i found 3 of them the other day. I think that was the extent of it.

Im not personally complaining about that. I had ALOT of the Buck Roger's sets that I no longer have due to moving losses. Probably in the same box as all my Dark Sun stuff. My Buck Roger's input comes from the Forgotten. Realms panels at Gencon where the devs talked about how much they just...

Lol. He can influence power as much as all the other Boomers making Facebook posts.

I think the essay is true in that Williams saved the company, and in other sources I've read she was very kind to at least some of the staff. But the renown alumni of TSR have very little that is good to say about her. Her issue was not understanding the business. All My Children Game and the...

I have a player that uses these. They take longer to generate than the average dice roll. It's an interesting art piece but doesn't solve a problem at the table. There's no need but people love their randomizer

 à Thanks for your service brother! Dark Sun and Forgotten Realms got a lot of us through Just so your aware Troll Lord Games gives Discounts to Active Military and Veterans. Castles and Crusades is excellent. Just email Troll Lord and let them know. They really do their part for Veterans...

Wait Kanye's gay? I thought he was married to the girl from the Oscar's

In my career I've lost 4 students to heroine. My friends daughter died on the street of Paterson due to heroine. Heroine is a demon. So is antisemitism. In this case buying a product a degree of separation removed from an anti semite is not in the same magnitude. There won't be evidence of...

Yes he has an IP that is popular but that IP is not spreading any sort of antisemitic sentiment. If he kept his mouth shut like a smart business or company should nobody would even know. I don't see how this product is doing harm to my grandmother that escaped Italy or my wife's Grandfather who...

The dangers are just exaggerated to such a degree. Bledsaw has absolutely no power. He can't do anything. He's not Rowling. Now it's shown he won't even benefit and justice will be done for original backers. Heroine is an addictive poison. A person buying that is looking to harm others or...

I always check here for game news first. Its reliable. Always has been since end of AD&D days

For certain. Polygons problems were brought on by themselves. The "articles" they wrote were clickbait even before the clickbait mill bought them. The state of game journalism has been dire and this is not really a loss. Hence why so many are disappearing. Game journalism in general has...

This seems extraordinarily nitpicky. It seems like a lot of effort to stop a good solution to a problem. The pressure worked obviously. He fixed the problem. All is good. He learned he needs to be more careful with messaging. The community got what they wanted.