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Nothing stopping you buying standard print books. No use to me, my eyesight isn’t good enough to read a print book.

chapters!? What do you expect? This will be magazine article level media, not a book. And if it’s worth saving (which I doubt) it’s worth taking the time to edit it into your preferred format.

Sure, and there are lots of storks that pose an existential threat to every frog in the pond, and you are focused on something so utterly trivial! You know what, I’ve lost all my print stuff from the 80s, and - it doesn’t matter, I’ve moved on. Everything is ephemeral, hoarding print media until...

There are much more serious dooms facing us than not being able to access some stuff we got for free in a few years. I put it to you that you are the frog, to busy worrying about the water temperature to notice the stork.

Cadderly, Shadowheart come to mind.

I'll check it out.

Maybe the Blackstaff woman as well. She is a bit underexposed, compared to the others.

Jarlaxle is a more interesting character, and the party is already heavy with front liners, they needed a rogue. They need a cleric too. But maybe the cleric is painting the picture. Maybe they borrowed Sosiel from Pathfinder. I would expect to see other characters, including Dizzt, in...

An “unknown” is a no one. No one is going to by a product because they like Generic Extra 4.

If only one person decides to buy the book because they enjoyed BG3 and recognised Karlach, that one more sale than you would have had if it had been a generic tiefling barbarian. Speaking as someone who dabbles a bit in art, there is an issue with this art - it's too posed (ironically, also an...

Sure. But there will be a lot more people who recognise characters from BG3 than any other D&D characters. And for the people who don’t recognise them, they are a party of generic adventurers, same as SCAG.

Gunn is blaming Anti-American sentiment for the poor international performance of Superman, and the Four, with its focus on the nuclear family, is if anything even more American.

It’s the voice acting that makes Astarion work. But it’s a matter of if you like humour in that style or not. I found the DA:I companions boring and humourless. Taken together, the BG3 companions form a party of Guardians of the Galaxy style misfits. Which is a good match to how we play D&D...

Technically, the Outer Planes are not part of the Forgotten Realms, however she does mention the Gith creche on the Tears of Selune in the game.

Did you miss the bit where they explained that it was the hidden shrine of Tamoachan?

The character portrayed by Will Smith is a dedicated police officer, not a self-centred psychopath.

This, surprisingly enough, can be a problem. Consider the self guiding vehicle. Now, consider the moral dilemma presented in the I Robot movie: the robot chooses to save the person they have a high chance of saving, rather than the person that they have a slim chance of saving. The trouble is...

That's a matter of theology, and therefore not something we can discuss here. I mentioned real world belief systems being an important factor (which we cannot discuss) much earlier in this thread.

Many people believe the GM of the real world can control the weather.

Sounds like a masquerade to me.