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Iosue posted a video where WotC people were talking about a survey they conducted. Results: "One interesting tidbit was that there was a positive correlation between complexity of class and non-combat satisfaction, and a negative correlation between complexity of class and combat satisfaction...

There are also the Robin Laws/Ken Hite games which are roll a d6 to decide most everything. The Dungeon World (PbtA) stuff is roll 2d6. Savage Worlds is also roll a few d6 for most everything. Those seem to be the type of games that break through for awards and sales these days. Crunchy systems...

Sounds like fun.

A steep learning curve keeps people from getting involved in your game, but to make money you need more rules, making your steep learning curve steeper. I guess its like Bowhunting.

I think the new way is to sell you the same rules, but on different devices. You have the Players Handbook in print, then you buy a Fantasy Grounds copy, then you pay $5 a month for a subscription.

+1 is from the attack stat (Strength most likely). So +1 for Strength and +2 for Proficiency (since monsters are proficient in their own attacks listed) for a total of +3. Its proficiency + stat for things the monster is proficient in. Just attribute stat bonus for everything else. If a...

How about -10 to hit and +10 damage. I think people would still use it quite a bit.

CR is good, the "adventuring day" aspect is the problem.

+1 Basic Sword 21 Cursed 12 Dancing 16 Defender 20 Dragon Slayer 22 A classic Flame Tongue 21 Frost Brand 21 Giant Slayer 16 better served with mistletoe Holy Avenger 17 Life Stealing 16 Luck Blade 19 Nine Lives Stealer 21 Sharpness 20 Vorpal 25 Wounding 20

You could attend a convention and put out a few flyers and see if someone in your area sees it and contacts you later. There are also places you can put yourself on a "google map" of gamers. As someone said with the board game meetup above, you could play some Adventurer's League and then branch...

Great cover on the character sheets. We need some D&D wall art (Gale Force 9?)-at least one poster from 5e for the game room wall.

Probably the Shield spell.

As a monk player, I would be perfectly fine with some monsters having stun immunity.

Any news on uploading and sharing custom homebrew content? Because the ability to foist my bad homebrew monsters on all of you makes this a must buy. Also, isn't D&D Beyond setting itself up to be a direct competitor to EN World?

I'm warming up to the Curse idea. I will probably subscribe for the first year and see what I think. If they can just build a good looking front end for all the homebrew content, I think that's valuable. I'm sure it would be easier and look better than trying to layout and design a unique pdf...

I like the monster design rules for this edition. The only problems are some of the judgement calls: e.g. 20-foot-reach does not effect CR or a monster can have all skills, maxed out and it doesn't effect CR unless the DM decides to bump up the CR.

I remember this happening with some of the original Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay core books.

I took a time machine back a few hundred years and met up with Napoleon. I warned him about the folly of starting a land war in Asia. He told me "Stop worrying, its not like we are trying to create digital tools for Dungeons & Dragons."

Will there be a way for me to develop homebrew content and then easily share with other users of the Curse app? For example, I want to share a gazetteer of my homebrew world of mfonkia, could my players with the Curse app easily download and install my file?

Midway could be based on the game maker Midway, creators of such games as Mortal Combat and Rampage.