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In some ways, yes. I don't think it's a good read if you are not planning to run the adventures. It's biggest strength is the tight adventure design, which won't make it of much use outside of that. Having run the first half of the first adventure, I really like it so far. I really liked the...

I loved Treasury of Dragons and am now really enjoying Glory of the Giants. I would love a Feywild book!

Just waiting for people to spin fastest selling into anything other than “selling the most shortly after release”.

I would 100% bring it up after the session or even before the next with everyone present. Make sure to lather it with praise, but explain your issues without criticism, and ask what the rest of the table thinks. So far, a lot of these look like additional detrimental effects, are there also...

Does only using the app count too?

A few questions! 1. How is this data tracked? 2. Can we see similar trends on other online platforms used for D&D? 3. Do we have numbers from before the release of the revision?

The new ancient blue deals roughly 25% more damage, which is the biggest change.

I just finished reading this adventure, and I agree. A lot of elements are interesting, but don't go anywhere. Not the modrons, not the dragon, not even the quest giver or the Astral visitor. None of them are dynamic, like the fearful guards of Death at Sunset, or the indecisive cultists of The...

Maybe they’re not interested in playing a full campaign. I have introduced many people to the game by proposing just an introductory session.

Awesome! I do wonder what the actual sculpt will look like as a physical mini.

I bought a physical set. I was planning on running a Spelljammer campaign, but after reading it through, I was do uninspired that I changed the campaign. It really lacked stuff for me to create a full campaign with. Planescape was a lot better.

Man, it really tires me out how people here have to keep voicing their opinion on supplements they haven't used or even read. It just derails every discussion and helps no-one except the people who apparently just want engagement. There is a lot of wisdom and experience on this forum, but a...

Ah ok, that’s fine. Let me know if you do, I am curious what your experience is using it.

Have you used the 2025 MM yet?

Sure, but if using AI loses them more money than it saves, they might not do it anyway. It’s been 9 months since Chris Cocks spoke about AI, and so far we have not seen any changes to the products by WotC.

In my Planescape campaign, the youth of the factions once believed they could hash out the differences better than their elders, so they came together for a meet. Long story short, they decided to challenge each other for a pub crawl, where they went around the cage and had a drink in a bar...

For me the answer is yes! Learning isn’t hard, especially when it comes to this.

This is actually the first physical copy of a Monster Manual I ever bought, and I put it to the test as soon as I got it. It’s easy to find monsters if you are looking for them by name (like when using a published adventure), but a bit less intuitive to browse through. The real question is...

I’m confused, I was asking about this:

How do you know?