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I don't see how people are getting "if there was a split, there might not be a new OGL" from this. The entire point of the split was to better monetize WotC brands.

Crawdad keeps quiet for a bit, evaluating the people who are assembling for the job.

I don't understand the point of putting this up to a mass survey. The people directly effected by this do not make up the majority of the D&D survey responders. And the numerical feedback system doesn't allow for anywhere near the amount of nuance that a legal document requires.

Wow, last night I was just thinking "with all these companies going to make their own systems, I wonder if someone will try it with a non-profit organization?" I guess I just had to sleep on it.

The ghoul is prone, and lit ablaze by radiant light. Acrobatics: 1D20+2 = [7]+2 = 9 Radiant damage does nothing special to most undead, though some have a special weakness, ghouls are not one of them.

I would be interested in a game that uses cards instead of dice. I don't know how far it would get, considering it seems like the TTRPG world is going to break up into an asteroid belt, but it would be refreshing at least.

When you exit the ransacked house, the mist ripples like a rock tossed into a still lake with each step. You can barely see the ground under your feet, and off in the distance you can see murky clouds where buildings and the spaces between should have been. Even in these ruins, there is a way...

"Kiar! HYAH!" Argenti stays near the mouth of the small cave, offering ranged support in the best way she knew: by cursing and throwing stones at the larger of the two creatures. Unfortunately, the stone goes wide. "Crock Jon, are you well? That's the ugliest bug I've ever seen!" Goop check...

Oh thank goodness the holidays are over! I can finally get some rest and writing in! One more roll and we should be able to get back into the swing of things.

Crawdad takes a look at the bar: Toppled furniture, blood splatters, people visibly agitated. He folds up his fan and enters the bar after tipping his hat to man holding the door. "Why Mister Beltran, I do believe we have just missed out on the evenings festivities!" The wood elf says with a...

Yelisha nodds her head. "I will lead you." The reconstructed woman gives Eyrena a tearful hug goodbye, then leads the party to a decrepit back ally. The buildings here are boarded and sealed with a quick-mason solution. An impromptu barricade of any material available, topped with sparking...

I was was fully expecting this request to be to be a variation of paladin smites that do a selection of elemental damage, and work on ranged weapons. Though I will admit, it is quite a pain to juggle components when you are using two weapon fighting, I find that "stealth casting" is just too...

I do occasionally watch the Games Done Quick stream. The appeal of watching someone else play a videogame is akin to watching someone else play sports (good or bad, it's a spectacle) , or sometimes even akin to watching Bob Ross paint a happy little tree (the "zen" feeling of seeing something be...

Putting aside the general anxiety that a new DM might face, the books aren't making it easy for them. The rules for creating monsters are a bit obtuse, and don't really give a fair try for measuring non-DPR contributions to combat. Encounter building is likewise nebulous. Most of the...

"It sounds like we may have consensus soon." Vesile ponders. "I do admit, risking the undead is the last thing anyone would expect from us." So where too?

Argenti nods with Cairn, and follows into the caves.

So we have a buff cleric, a brainy cleric, and a extra magic cleric. Where are the sneaky cleric and silver-tongue cleric options at?

4th of Zarantyr, 998 YK. Dawn. Eyrna Niadh's house, Northshore, Metrol, Cyre The group would wake. Over breakfast the plans would be discussed. Bowls of ragout were set out, with a pinch of Presto (House House Ghallanda's Prestidigitation spice) to make it more palatable. "The Bridge of the...