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I felt like they added a 70's grindhouse style to it. I've chosen to be cautiously optimistic. If they can't do Cowboy Bebop, One Piece is going to be a disaster.

I'm in no way experienced in the legal or marketing fields, so maybe I'm about to sound very naive. I mostly think of NDA's in this context in terms of keeping people quiet about material you give them early access to see until a certain date as to not screw up marketing campaigns. I wouldn't...

She is a Dragoon. Both in the lore and mechanically.

This kind of thing happens fairly often. And it normally ends with the contests being cancelled. So I don't have sympathy for the twentieth company to fall into the same hole.

That was at the end of the regular D&D live event as part of the normal rest of the year slate.

I have not read either book, but I'm sure they have things in them that haven't appeared in the series. FR is their main world, they only want to focus on settings they have releases for, and they struggle to get even modest successes from these shows anyway.

Council of Wyrms/Tarkir are not.

For now, DMs Guild is limited to the Forgotten Realms, Ravenloft, Eberron, Ravnica, and Theros settings only, although you can also publish anything for 5th Edition that (i) is generic enough to be used in a permitted setting without effort and (ii) doesn’t explicitly use anything related to...

It makes sense, though your point has nothing to do with the title of your topic. Your issue is with how magic is handled in D&D 5e in general. Already a houserule in my game. Though no one was ever taken me up on it. IME players tend to ignore the "seekers of knowledge and power" angle the PHB...

The last three editions each had a Draconomicon. 4th Edition had two. Now add in the 5th edition smorgasbord approach.

*Creative team

The response of most people is sympathy to the bullying, but noting that is no excuse for transphobia. The post by Reynard at the beginning of the thread is, though derogatory, basically the latter without the former. So you going on about how everyone is trying to deny that D&D used to be a...

It's a possibility, though certainly a more negative interpretation. Some other speculation on my part; 1. They're confident this won't be the only D&D themed set and want to save an iconic figure for the next one. 2. We're too close to Strixhaven to give Horny Dumbledore a card. 3. They asked...

If you don't want people to think of Drizzt, I would find a new way to phrase this.

Chandra is a Shaman, so there is precedent.

Sometimes. I would say more often not, though. Any creature with the legendary supertype written on the card can be a commander.

I haven't listened/watched to all that many, so of those few I'd like to mention... Acquisitions Inc: The original podcast series was my first introduction to D&D (outside of references on TV and a few episodes of the cartoon) and I still hold quite a fondness for them. I've never enjoyed the...

-I would say possibly, not likely. -If that is the case, the Winninger made an incredibly stupid PR blunder and will rightly be savaged for it.

I think if you were to grab every scrap of lore from the various books (and there is a lot of scraps in backgrounds, character options, ect. along with the bigger pieces) and the multiple monthly articles from Dragon/Dungeon, you'd end up with something very oddly both sparse and detailed with...

Several folks around here are betting on a Draconicomicon-esque book based off the Draconic Options UA recently.