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Usually 4d6-L but I have used the standard array.

I'm starting to collect D&D books and at the moment I'm looking at 3.0 books. Can anyone tell me how to determine if the PHB is a first printing? I've googled and can't seem to get a definite answer. Currently looking at a phb on ebay that claims to be a first printing but just want to make...

I learned something new too

My apologies, my comment wasn't aimed at anyone particularly. Just thought I'd add my opinion to the conversation.

I'd say Trey Parker and Matt Stone like video games. I never got the impression they hated the ones they featured. They even made a couple of games themselves that weren't bad.

Yeah, I'm in an undisclosed location in Germany at the moment and the D&D movie is being advertised a lot with the P+ tag. Seems like every other commercial is the D&D movie.

I feel like BG3 benefited from the EA and gained a lot of good will from the fan base. I mean we are in a time where games are rushed out in a buggy mess and most games that should be really great are mediocre at best. I also feel like Stanfields issue is the fans wanted another Elder Scrolls...

I noticed this too. Felt a bit odd. There's a couple of other entries that the layout could have been done a little better (I use to be a graphic designer so it may not be noticeable to others). Over all I'm happy with the product. I grab an alt cover, actually the first alt cover book I've...

I noticed the amount of hype between the two products were very different. WotC only released a few videos for Shattered Obelisk compared to the many Planescape related videos some featuring special guests.

I watched a documentary about D&D art and artist. I can't recall the name but it's on Amazon prime in the U.S. Anyway, the documentary gets to the point in history where WotC buys TSR. Apparently the old TSR building was being cleaned out and they found a bunch of art. Someone had the foresight...

I think so, that and the earlier 3.0 adventures, to me, have a different feel to them compared to some of the later ones. I could be totally off base though. I was largely absent from 3.x era.

Yeah I missed out on the 3e era at the beginning. Once I started looking to see what was out it was a bit overwhelming. Side note: someone mentioned how 3.0 had a different feel compared to 3.5 in another thread. It got me thinking. I did some research and reading and I'd have to agree. 3.5...

I've noticed it too. I feel like there are some groups on YouTube that have decided its cool to hate on WotC. One video compared it to the time Marvel comics went bankrupt. Seems odd though because some of these channels or personalities have books that are successful because of 5e.

They remind me of the old animated Hobbit movie goblins. I like them, if I didn't already have a horde of goblins I'd probably get some.

To answer OPs question, no. I think they have struck a fine balance of release schedule. I don't think I could keep up with a bigger release schedule. It's been well documented/discussed WoTC's release schedule os intentional.

I'm excited for this because I couldn't find the original box set when 2e was current. All I could get my hands on was the Planescape monster book at that time.

I like having a DM screen that's tied to an adventure or setting. I even bought the ToA screen. I understand not everyone wants one though.

The Red Brands are dead. Their leader, a red dragon born, named Red Barron (my step son named him) is dead with them. One of the fighters (step son) is a black dragon born (Kriv the Gold) and Red Barron was his son. Kriv felt Red Barron dishonored the family by leading a gang so he killed him...

I agree with you

I'd love for this to be true. I don't have a faith in Netflix though. Witcher should have been a hell of a show but writers got in the way of the source material which led Henry Cavil (sp?) Leaving. He was their greatest asset imhp.