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That's fine ... though I'd argue the overall success rate of D&D games is lower than the overall success rate of movies, and the big games are equally expensive to produce. They aren't all going to be Baldur's Gates or Gold Boxes.

Remember ... revenge is a dish best served cold. Even as a prank.

I feel attacked.

I still use dark mode to respect the original website colors.

It's Old School. Character deaths are a thing.

In my Keep there's a cleric at the inn who will sell healing potions. He's actually a spy for the Caves of Chaos; the potions are poison which have been imbued with a magic aura. Edit: A party shouldn't necessarily hike back to the Keep to heal up. They should be setting up a camp nearby...

And you were Always the First to Die.

That may be the first (only?) one with a continuous existence across all editions. Wonder if we can't get someone to slip him into a 5.5E product.

I was always a fan of Beek Gwenders of Croodle.

I found myself wondering whatever happened to the likes of Aggro the Axe, Barjin, Blastum, Gutboy Barrelhouse, and the like. Have they popped up anywhere since?

Big Bang Theory :D

Just watched the WotC video on the Greyhawk setting in the DMG. Chris Perkins states that this is the first time a "campaign hub" has been detailed in a DMG. Isn't that not true? Wasn't Saltmarsh in an earlier DMG? A campaign hub doesn't need to be a mega-city like Greyhawk or Waterdeep to...

I love OG Greyhawk ... great to see it back in the game! The Greyhawk hate in 4E was very disappointing.

Yeah, but a new Sub in the '50s ran about $150 US, which inflated to 2024 dollars is about $1,950 US today. So there's a 500% markup today for a used watch. Kind of crazy (but that's luxury goods for you).

It's funny how much things have changed, and not purely from inflation. Back in the '40s and '50s, Rolexes were pricey but still affordable watches, used by divers for their functionality and somewhat common in the military (to the point that there's an old 60s-70s-era Army joke that to be a...

Rolex Sub with the NATO strap. There is no other.

Are we shouting out animal names? Puffin! Pangolin!

I'm watching at this point out of morbid curiosity. My spouse -- not a Tolkien fan who last saw LotR 20 years ago -- seems to enjoy it as generic fantasy. We just finished Episode 4, and the number of 'member berries caused me to realize that I think I know how the script was written: they fed...

Hey, two Amazon fantasy shows. Seemed like an apt comparison. I bet they paid less for LoVM.

Bad writing? The script and voice acting are far better than Rings of Power IMO.