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It is very much from the author's POV and autobiographical, not really a history book, but does contain some historical just by way of telling his story. I found it mostly entertaining, though there were times it meanders, mostly because Flint meandered in his career. It is great how Flint...

Is that a mid-1980s Gary Gygax joke? ;-) Flint Dille's The Gamemaster memoir touches on his relationship with Gary and Gary's time in LA. Edit spelling: it is Dille, not Dillie.

Wonder if itch.io is seeing an uptick for indie RPGs as well. Edit: itch.io, not .com

Is it a heartbreaker if people actually buy and play the product? Likely not, based on Ryan's definition. You would have to ask Ryan for more clarification.

I like Ryan Dancey's take on 4e, it was the world largest fantasy heartbreaker.

About animated spells on VTT going beyond the tabletop experience, Hit Point Press makes animated spell and condition cards. I imagine they use lenticular animation.

Before we can compromise we need to a) understand what WotC's goals are in stirring the pot as they are the ones who rocked the boat; b) remember that the current regime at WotC has a history of not playing nicely once contracts are signed (see; Gale Force 9, Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman, et...

Like many, had started something before this mess. It will be for personal consumption with zero plans to publish at this time.

Keep in mind, ChatGPT was last trained in 2021 and has information about current events.

Developers wasn't it?

You kidding, this attempts to make that gang out as the bad guys.

Anyone else noticing they are trying to frame the OGL as "for the fans?" That is disengenuous.

Sounds like they still have Paizo and other large publishers in their sights.

So strange they keep using D&D Beyond to communicate this and not the Wizards or D&D sites.

Add Forbes to the pile: What’s Happening With The Dungeons & Dragons Open Gaming

According to the message sent by someone claiming to work at D&D Beyond, the top brass are waiting for the fans to calm down. That poured even more fuel on the cancelation of D&D Beyond accounts and now has spilled over into non-gaming and business news. One day, this whole thing will be a...

I stand corrected.

One person at Paizo who is not a spokesperson said a thing. Looking at the copyright list at the end of the OGL at the back of the book seems to tell a different story. Edit: correction, Paizo says some in the official statement on ORC.

The New Republic too: Dungeons & Dragons Fans Prepare to Face Their Greatest Adversary: Corporate Greed

Wierd it was not behind a paywall when linked directly from news.google.com. It was just the basics.