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Special cover at my FLGS, and then the D&D Beyond Bundle, because notwithstanding the beginning of this sentence, I think 2025 is going to be the year I move away from physical books of D&D...

Sweet Necro! Have we even mentioned this yet? Dragonforce Through the Fire and the Flames? Guitar heroes everywhere learned to love it... Has a very Midnight vibe to it

I'm glad my mom died - double thumbs up, if you like memoirs. CW for eating disorders and narcissistic parents. Gateway, have read at least twice, but not within past 10 years. Seems it could very much could be run as some sort of West Marches campaign with rules-set of choice. @Autumnal why...

Thanks for splitting up the Purple Planet modules. They look like they would be fun

I've always liked Gibbering mouthers, and Erol Otus' is one of the best

seems a lot of folks are reading the new Grossman

Oh actually, a bit of gentle guidance, the "wrong on the internet" thread is over here: Pineapple Express: Someone Is Wrong on the Internet?

I gave Gaiman a ride to the airport back in what, must have been 1996 or something. "Great guy" is what I said up through 2022/23.

I'm in a Storygraph buddy read, and we are reading the Wolf of Oren-yaro. I definitely would not have picked this up on my own, but it's showing some glimmers of interesting faction conflict, and the protag gets jilted on page one, so that seems like it might bear some narrative fruit. I look...

<cynic> And I bet the artist wasn't credited nor paid </cynic>

I don't think you'll be disappointed, as you often list books I like, and I loved that series when I read it in the late 90's.

https://www.enworld.org/threads/what-are-you-reading-in-2025.709371/

Another option is to just use the D&D 3e tag here, and label new threads 3.0. People will be pretty stoked I think. Plus you get the built in mod squad of Umbran, Morrus, and DannyAlcatraz (all of whom will I am sure tell you that being a Mod is HARD WORK)

Trampier was one of the best. RIP

I thought our games were supposed to be fiction https://www.enworld.org/threads/the-d-d-memes-thread.693664/post-9552775

I actually don't need "simple" systems. I can do a simple system - everyone has a couple of tags for their character, and when we feel like we need a random result, they roll a die and we add a modifier if their tag fits. done, put it on an index card and go. But! Kudos to them for funding, it...

That Traveller book was written by Shannon Applecline, who in my book is the premier historian in the RPG space. $60 is a bit rich for my blood these days; but I've got a birthday coming in March so maybe dropping some brooooooooaaad hints around spouse and adult children wouldn't go amiss

Father of Marine Le Pen, far right French politician. No further comment.

I was thinking about something like this. You'd probably have to still limit features to a per-level basis, ie, some feats you couldn't take until X level.