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Another consideration is ownership of those characters. For BG3 we know that WotC gets to use them any way it wants, now. It may not have held those rights initially. Would you pay Hugh Grant to have Forge in a Starter Set?

Checking in on Target, they do have a Stranger Things x D&D book (an exclusive), but not a game book https://www.target.com/p/untitled-0714-target-exclusive-edition-by-random-house-worlds-hardcover/-/A-94720880#lnk=sametab They also have the Horrified x D&D game. Target is also selling...

I think you aren't replying to me?

Oh, I'm sorry you took it that way. But I see people suggesting that OSR is ascendent, while ignoring that the most popular among those games would be an extremely failing D&D adjacent project not enough to fuel something like Kobold Press. The suggestion that there is a generation right now...

TTRPGs didn't have generations or evolutions. TTRPGs instead had thematic trunks that grew branches, that were sometimes interconnected and grew into new trunks. These branches and trunks weave among each other sometimes with connective tissue to seemingly divergent systems. While that main...

It's definitely not about what happened in Season 4. And the characters are the D&D characters in the show, not the D&D players in the show as some are insisting.

I'd be rather disappointed in the relaunched Game Informer if their ethics are such that they are pay-to-play. That's against journalistic ethics.

IGN and Polygon will almost certainly get their lookaheads too. It's not like WotC will only talk to one outlet per release.

The set isn't about what happened four years ago. It's what happened after that

Shahreena has some Pathfinder credits Her classes range from entry level Arabic to high level courses on culture. This seems like a perfect fit

My Converse x D&D shoes are very popular

The EW story says it is Greyhawkins, as created by the DM of the Hellfire Club

Justice Arman with the quotes. He's got a nice promotion. "Managing Game Designer at Wizards of the Coast"

The other issue is that as a more restrictive license it lets creators develop a project based on another system then lock it down in the ORC, not granting a third-party creator the same benefits that the originator of the top stream ORC creator had. See Black Flag until this wonderful, amazing...

Adding an adventure is rather cool

Several! D&D at Sea is the one I've heard the most about

Game Informer is back in print!

I had a project on the backburner WAITING for news like this. I know I could have done complex layouts, but don't have the experience with that. Being able to work with 5e, 5e24, LevelUp and Black Flag all at once, simply, is wonderful.

There remains no evidence of this

The public statements from both them and their now--also-departed boss were that they left on their own terms https://screenrant.com/jeremy-crawford-chris-perkins-leaving-dnd-interview/