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So they are adding features that are already standard on roll20.

In parentheses at the bottom of the 2nd para does not count. In the wording of the poll or maybe the first few sentences would count.

But you did not actually say that.

Hard reset except adventures, which made it a bit tricky to answer the poll.

I don’t like roll low, though some % based games make up for it by otherwise being excellent. I don’t like yet another disparate sub-system for AD&D, which was my biggest problem with AD&D

Over the years I have built up quite a bit of resistance to buying new rpgs, for the reasons mentioned above. But then once in a while resistance will breakdown and I make an impulse purchase. Results are pretty random, but it does not happen very often.

Holy Zagyg! Could not sound more awesome. Goodmanesque, and awesome.

There were no animals (as monsters) in 0D&D? I pretty sure there would have been some in expert. Lots in the first MM.

For the those 3 products implied in the OP it’s not about lore, it’s about lackluster execution. CoS is one of the most successful D&D products of all time. It has plenty of updated lore, it’s just better.

New York Times obituary: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/02/01/arts/jennell-jaquays-dead.html

What does that even mean in the context of my post?

Pretty sure there were more AD&D players then 3e ones, and, at least for those modules, much higher sales

I think we know the top two. Ravenloft, if CoS is treated as a version of I6, has to pretty much be number 3. I don't think Sunless is 4. 3e was pretty popular, but not B/X or AD&D popular. And it had some serious competition, lots of good adventures for 3e thanks to the OGL. So for...

Lots of complaining on Amazon on the quality of the cards, box, etc. Edit: and of course there is another thread on this very issue.

It felt like a combination of his WWII movies and his more standard fantasy ones. Theme, plot, and world building all felt underdeveloped compared to many of his other movies. But certainly better than a lot of other stuff put out lately.

This is looking more interesting then expected.

I have been hear for about 20 of those years. I still think of the site in terms of what it was then, and what it was after. Then wonder things like “maybe buttercup is still here, and I am just on her ignore list”

It’s fun to play.

And the Deck is also coming in 2023, and I like all of them! I have wanted a full slate of D&D books like this since, well, 2014.

….speaking of which, really looking forward to a corrected MM with many of the numbers moving up.