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Not only that but we have no idea if that's their "birth name" or not, not that it matters either way. There's another prominent black tabletop name online (CriticalBard on Twitter) whose name is Omega Jones. And according to him that's not an assumed name either. Black is not an uncommon...

Tito isn’t a contractor. He’s an employee.

I mean the people who use them unironically ARE jokes, yeah.

I’m not gonna lie, same here. Also watching the interactions/likes on posts is always enlightening for seeing where people stand.

It’s that famous “silent majority” y’know? The one folks always know are super angry about the exact same thing they happen to be upset about but who never actually seem to show up like they say they will... ...or stop being so silent all the time ...or actually exist

Well, now that the combative tinfoil hat crew has shown up, I guess it’s only a matter of time until the thread gets locked sigh 😕

Every time any thread like this comes up, it really just becomes a countdown until one of these guys shows up with this stale take 🙄

Their Twitter name is DungeonCommandr - I know they wrote some articles on D&D Beyond several months back.

Tito is also very well liked and popular in the community and if he gets dropped over this, they will piss off a LOT of their streaming show partners and online fandom. Honestly, as the PR/Comms guy, it's the job of people like him and community managers to make sure if higher-ups are making...

Edit: Not worth it.

He is an author, game developer, painter who has had his work in galleries, former porn actor. He almost definitely counts as at least a "limited public figure" for these purposes. This is also my last reply to you on this too, as I have spent too much time engaging with his bad faith...

No worries. It's all good.

The person he sued lives in Australia, hence he could bring the suit there. His ex lives in Canada, so... likewise.

You're not engaging in good faith but I'm going to respond to this one time and one time only. Because he has sworn up and down he is innocent of the charges people have laid at his feet. If he truly thinks he's in the right, he wouldn't just go after soft targets where he is all but guaranteed...

FWIW he sued the person you're speaking of in Australia and and his ex in Canada. Commonwealth nations have defamation laws that are notoriously difficult to fight back against, which is why he went after targets in countries he knew he could win if he threw enough money at. Notice how no suits...

Not super geeked at the idea of another M:TG-inspired book so close on the heels of Ravnica (it's barely been a year), but like usual, I'll end up picking it up for inspiration and ideas. At the very least, I think a Greek-inspired setting is gonna have more I can plunder for potential usage...

They just pulled the page down. I was talking about it on Twitter and someone in my replies mentioned this. I went to the page and refreshed and the whole article is gone now. Thankfully I already saved the PDF but... I wonder if someone pulled the trigger early or something?

I mean they KINDA briefly dipped their toes into the area if I'm not mistaken?

Sure, I can see that but they're talking about ALL of Wildemount, not just the Dwendalian side of the continent. Xhorhas and the Menagerie Coast don't have those restrictions. I just assumed it meant this is where they would be covering things like Uk'atoa and other powerful entities/demigods...

One of the blurbs breaking down the book on the CR shop preorder page specifically cites lesser divinities besides just the gods, so I assume they're probably sticking the Traveller in there? "An extensive breakdown of the Wildemount pantheon, featuring idols and demigods that exist outside of...