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I mean, keeping such a steady audience is pretty impressive. It's not like Shadpwdark is going to take over the TTRPG industry or anything, but that's not the threshold for success.

Seems about in line with prior anthologies.

Yikes.

Sure,but pushing that even harder to the point of breaking game balance...?

Oh, jeez. Had no idea about that. Arena is honestly somewhat predatory in design to begin with, pushing that harder to the detriment of the game...?

Nope, but he was in charge of the project thst saw 90% of the staff fired, so that had to be...not fun. Last big layoff I was adjacent to, the Director of the organization I was in volunteered to go as well because he couldn't stomach losing so many people and being asked to continue with the...

Yeah, Arena prints money. I somewhat doubt he got "fired" per se, since he seems to have not been part of the 90% of Sigil team members let go, but if Hasbro was offering early retirement packages he may have felt like the writing was on the wall...

Well, well, welllso the turns have tabled... Pretty smart to bring someone with deep D&D history who has also gone out and learned from other other places for a while.

I mean, Chris Cao had three things wince he got involved in D&D - Advocating against buying Beyond...which turns out to have been one of the smarter things WotC has done in their tenure of D&D ownership - Advocating for replacing the OGL...which is probvly one of the dumbest self-owns in...

In my experience, it is neither who do. Which is, also, a major theme of the novels. Robert Jordan said that he really wanted to capture the problems people have communicating with each other, and he dis...in detail...

Some people level it as a criticism of the books ("these guys are stupid, this would never work!"), but I rather feel that is missing the point: the Forsaken and Darkfriends are buffonish narcissists who don't work together. That's the point, that's what evil is (also rings true with my...

It was a definite theme in the novels that the Forsaken were fundamentally broken and incapable of working together properly...and that was on purpose from the Datk One's side.

That's not uncommon for creative publishing fields: you work for Board Company X, you sign a contract that any board game you design during the period of employment belongs to them.

Sure, lol, my point was that I was a toddler.

Perkins started his career in D&D while I was still wearing diapers.

Oh, well. Fudge.

I loved the Moghedian plot in the books, glad to hear it is getting good representation here.

Thr standard used by the show, apparently, was to base a nations accent off of the primary character first cast from there. So, since Liandrin has a bit of a Liverpool accent, that's the Taraboner accent.

I think the dhowrunners know it important: a bit of 1 and 2 in play, I reckon.

They were chock full of full color art.