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FLGSs have it today - I just got mine with the alt cover. Regular bookstores get it on the 8th.

I agree with this, and that's why I would say I'm not "infuriated" because that would imply that I feel I "deserve" or "am entitled to" a better license. I don't and am not; Darrington Press can do what they feel is best. As a creator, I don't like and won't use their license, though. And I...

I wouldn't say I'm "infuriated" by Daggerheart's license, but I'm absolutely not gonna publish anything under it. I'm much happier using SRDs available in CC and other more permissive licenses, and will stick with the D&D SRDs, ENPublishing, Shadowdark, Green Ronin's AGE system, and others...

This would be the place: Promotions/Press

I did a podcast a couple of years back where I spoke with two psychotherapists about both the broadly therapeutic value of D&D, and also whether the game could play a role in actual therapeutic practice: Power Word TALk: March 2023

FLGSs get Dragon Delves tomorrow, and early access for DNDBeyond pre-orders also goes live. They'll probably keep the focus on that book for at least this week.

The setting material in Planescape was better, but the adventure was far worse.

I like Spelljammer, and there’s some stuff in Frostmaiden that’s like The Thing. I’m not gonna attempt to defend Dragon Heist though.

Tbh that would be the first time in years that there was any particular synergy between D&D Online and the TTRPG.

It doesn't mean D&D is in danger of dying or going away or the sky is falling or anything. It will remain a popular game. However, two of the three architects of the most successful and popular version of D&D in the game's history - guys who have overseen the actual game during its meteoric...

You’re overlooking the huge amount of money in D&D licensing fees WotC/Hasbro made from Baldur’s Gate 3. They want to repeat that.

Facing the spawn of Cirothe in the heart of Skull Mountain in Episode 30 of To Slay A Dragon, presented by Cast Party and by EN Publishing. Listen wherever fine podcasts are heard in the PodCast Party: A D&D Podcast feed or here: To Slay a Dragon: Part 30

List is wrong, though. Lots of those spells aren’t on the wizard spell list.

NWN1's build tools and community content were superior, but the pre-built single-player campaign that shipped with NWN2 is WAY better than the one in NWN1.

I played the whole demo, which is what they were showing there. The dialogue throughout is comparable to the first game, albeit elevated a bit by stronger voice acting.

I enjoyed the first game, but the elephant in the room is that they really needed a better narrative designer and people who can write dialogue. For all the improvements they're making, there's no indication that they are doing that. I think it will still be good, but if they don't invest in...

Based on the job titles, I honestly would have expected the respective job responsibilities to be exactly switched.

Very helpful & thorough review. Thank you!

There are only two episodes left in PodCast Party: To Slay a Dragon. Episodes 30 & 31 will both release later this month!

The secret treasures of Skull Mountain are revealed in Episode 29 of To Slay A Dragon, presented by Cast Party and by EN Publishing. Listen wherever fine podcasts are heard in the PodCast Party: A D&D Podcast feed or here: To Slay a Dragon: Part 29