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Sure. (I'm on the right, smart alecs... ;) And a much more recent one, since my original photo isn't the best.

That just captures the moment, right? I think a better metric is to look at the games event list at conventions and see what's filling up and being played.

Let's be honest. Those of us older than 40 or 50 now do look better and younger than our previous generations ;)

Saw this today, and saw this thread today, which I found pretty funny

This, and the post I made earlier, hint at an important point. Daggerfall should see if it can be more popular than Shadowdark, let alone D&D.

Boy, the timing of this post and the one right above it ;) Really sort of supports you point. Interesting coincidence.

Everyone talking about how PF was a threat to DnD and Vampire is just sitting over there in the corner all forgotten lol. There was a time in the mid 90s when I saw more people playing Vampire or White Wolf than I saw DnD. The lesson is for any game to threaten DnD, it’s not just popular...

Will Daggerheart beat D&D? I don't think so. Even with CR audience. Kesley's got a much smaller audience than CR and Shadowdark seems to be much more popular than Daggerheart is, or will be. Yeah, it's an offshoot of D&D, but it's not called D&D and not owned by WotC or Hasbro. And yet, from...

I can. For a large part of the world, particularly in 3rd world countries, their standard of living hasn't changed much in the past century--they still don't have access to "modern" medicine or food or services. Only now, they have to also deal with the effects of climate change. We know the...

When that book came out, I played my first (and only) bard. A blade. I admit he was pretty cool

Yeah, HASBRO can be blamed for a lot, but everyone knew layoffs for companies like HASBRO would come fast and furious after tariffs. Smaller companies have already done that, or gone out of business completely by now.

You know what they say. Once you go elbow testes, you never go back.

Oh, absolutely agree. I actually gave away all of my Dragon magazines (#1-175) when I moved for space because I had these CD roms.

Nothing. That sounds harsh, and I don't want to take away from the work Todd did, but for most people it doesn't have any impact. They can pretty much grab anyone to do interview videos (there are lots of folks who are still at WotC who do those), and anyone can help with convention set up for...

I was 29. Back in 2003...