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I am equally happy the fad is ending.

picked mine up today, Im really digging the changes; the art is out of this world.

works perfectly fine; my group and I have been using DDB for almost 8 years. We just started our new campaign using the revised 2024 rules and so far no issues, sometimes a spell may come up that does not have a 2024 equivalent (Tasha's, or 3rd party, etc) and we just go with that. In fact, as...

well said, social media is a cesspool of cancel culture; happy to hear his side of the story.

super excited to dive in, just got back from my FLGS with both my MM's.

so awesome meeting Mike Mearls at Gencon, I actually attended their panels, I tip my hat to this great designer

but its free!! And free is good!!

shut up and take my.... Oh its free!!! Hey, is that Szass Tam on the cover??

yep, even Star Trek just released an animated show that is doing really well, so it can definitely market to adults, anime and animation is huge globally

the OGL fiasco probably swallowed up the impact of all their marketing; hasbro sabotaged themselves LOL

you got me LOL

yawn, the beginning of the end, nothing lasts forever.

meh, my wallet is already invested in FR

I chuckle and the recurrent speculation of what wotc/hasbro want to do. Hopefully, they don't self-sabotage themselves again. once more, I'll say again: do an animated show that can appeal to kids, give up your vaunted efforts at a silly cinematic universe, we see how that turned out.

same, the spell jammer one was a good read too; maybe wotc is making a small come back into the fiction business

smart decision; tbh Ive not been a fan of the last couple of campaign adventure books they've put out; keep it short, modular and integratabtle; most of the time I have fix these mega-adventures and for the price sticker I shouldn't have to

I call it Hubris. LOL

ha ha, they won't LOL

I want D&D flavored popcorn

FR FTW!!! This is definitely my favorite D&D setting, can't wait!