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will it be the same, no, obviously not, but I am more curious about it than any (non-core) book released in 2025...

that is too much already ;)

You are expecting much from a company that is basing the new starter set on Keep on the Borderlands...

in theory, I doubt they will. Still, what is DH missing to allow for such a campaign?

it is a custom setting, so there is not much D&D material that would help either. Given that they are going with D&D 2024, they do have a similarly limited set of options when it comes to races and classes imo

what is it missing, or are you looking at this from the perspective of attracting a big enough audience?

interesting, I thought they would switch to Daggerheart, both to give it a boost and because they said they created it for their style of play.

nvm

no one is arguing that there are gods in DS... you are the only one arguing that the absence of gods is what makes DS a hellscape and that this is its central theme. These are two separate topics This is what they say around the 2:10 mark. "So how does one describe Dark Sun, well, it's pretty...

I don't think your definition of what is the core of DS needs to not be met for people to complain about it not being 'the real DS (TM)'

From my understanding they only charge tariffs for things that have a destination in the US and not just pass through it. this is about distribution only

oh, yes, but then you get the 15% or whatever tariff, not the flat $80 for a single book / packet. I was thinking about the latter given the topic. Wonder if companies are reconsidering that approach and move the distribution for the Americas to Canada and leave the US to service the US only...

Doesn’t the quickstart come with an adventure? That would be a good place for Kelsey’s showcase adventure

if you live in Canada, US tariffs should not matter to you, unless the book gets imported to the US first and then sent to Canada, something I would expect any sane person to avoid

these days yes, in 2e it was more the Paladin or Cleric of a Sorcerer-King

nothing, they have no idea what it is and lack the tools to make use of it ;)

DCC, with its funky dice and spell mishap tables? Did you mean OSE?

that would explain groups not switching, but games at conventions? I expected those to almost exclusively use the current version as they either try to onboard new people or sell new products that are presumably made with the latest version in mind Personally I agree that 2024 changed too...

maybe in the US, no idea, today is certainly the first time I heard of that as being a DS theme. That idea is also contradicted by basically every metric in the real world… I always saw greed, corruption and environmental destruction as the main theme, and they are more relevant than ever

and yet both are up, just like your play time, so there is that ;)