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I suppose the disconnect may be that some are using the term "angel" in a generalized sense of a "creature of celestial (upper planar) origin" while others are using it in a more specific sense of "divine messenger". https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/angel#Etymology_1 I believe the 'wheels within...

Devas, planetars, and solars in (A)D&D to me seem to be derived from the cosmology of Theosophy by way of An Encyclopaedia of Occultism by Lewis Spence. Parts of the bible where angels are referred to as eldritch abominations

I'd personally prefer not to muck up this thread, but would any of you be interested on my take in a new thread on "biblically/theologically accurate" angels/celestials? I've brainstormed some ideas based on the description of celestial creatures in An Encyclopaedia of Occultism by Lewis Spence...

https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=743 https://pinside.com/pinball/machine/dungeons-and-dragons

You gotta "Lean into It"...

I was not previously aware that Rob Kuntz was using the same verbiage, that I have noted in the past, that self-defined "Libertarians" tend to use... :confused:

The Frank Zappaest of Mothers.

Camilla!

I think you may not understand what the "long tail effect" means & how it applies in this instance. It does not mean that the publisher resells community created mods. It means that the active community of active modders is a selling point for the game & because of it the game has regular sales...

There was an OGL fiasco for the Gold Box games, the Infinity Engine games, and/or the Aurora/Electron Engine games???... I must have missed it, when was it?...

I think Wizbro should focus on the "long tail" effect of video games that are easily moddable by the community. There's a reason why the Gold Box games (originally released in 1988), Baldur's Gate (originally released in 1998), the other Infinity Engine games, Neverwinter Nights (originally...

Look at what licensed action figure got released last year. So much for the WizKids claim of the revealing of a 50 year mystery (for a piece of art that was publicly released in 1983 which was 41 years ago). https://super7.com/products/dungeons-and-dragons-reaction-the-formidable-fighter

It was also a series of dungeon-crawling board games published by Fantasy Flight Games. https://boardgamegeek.com/geeksearch.php?action=search&objecttype=boardgame&q=descent Maybe previous to 2000. The name of that game was specifically Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn. I never recall the game...

He probably wouldn't want it. Did he not originally leave because he no longer had the control to which he was accustomed previous to the Hasbro buyout? WotC - Peter Adkison: A Letter on Leaving WotC