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They certainly are promoting it earlier than other books. I'm guessing they reigned in their work load and are sure this book will not be "non-cancelled".

Logan and Days of Future Past are pretty much the good X-Men movies. Deadpool was fun, but it wasn't that amazing. It just stands out cause film producers nowadays are afraid to take risks. The rest of the X movies range from meh to ew. Except for The Devil in Miss Jones. That was a good X film.

Yolo's Guide to Dastardly Deeds. Xanthan's Guide to Culinary Conservation.

The name is a weird marketing approach. It doesn't tell you what it is, so people might just skip over it because it is about everything and not something in paticular. With Volo's guide you new it was a bout monsters and SCAG was about the Sword Coast.

They say they want to make WW movie that happen after Justice League. We won't see the depowering. But honestly, I just think we'll levels of power that fluctuate depending on the need of the writers. Lame. Steve would have been surprised in that case. It all seemed pretty normal to him. The...

I blame sexism.

Wonder Woman never existed!?

Saw it yesterday. It definitely is the better DC superhero movie since Batman: the Dark Knight. Mind you that the bar wasn't very high and that means little. But I won't compare it to the MCU, cause that is just mean. The film is clunky and the pacing a big off, but who ever did the editing...

Why not use 5e or Pathfinder's rules instead of making new ones?

The Forever War.

There is "edition switch" fatigue right now. Over the last 17 years there has been 5 editions of D&D (3e, 3.5, 3.75 aka Pathfinder, 4e and 5e). That is about an edition per 3.4 years. People want some stability and avoid the conflicts that come with new editions. Because of this 5e will probably...

I imagine everything written by Brandon Sanderson, not just Mistborn, has been read? Sabriel? The BRoken Earth series by N.K. Jemisin?

Perdido Street Station by China Miéville. It mixes genres, and plays with tropes and expectations. The city of New Crobuzon is a very inspirational setting for D&D games and Dragon mag had an issue based on that novel.

My understanding is that this is partially correct. Saga was a playtesting ground, but at some point during 4e's design they decided to move away from those ideas and came up with other stuff.

I can say what people like about it and from those I can guess what people do not like. What is liked: 1- Details. The FR is the most detailed setting. Greenwood gave TSR a rich setting with a long history and dept. No setting has come close to it, although there was a desire to recreate this...

Mearls is downplaying the psychological aspect a "bonus" can have on people. A bonus makes you feel like you have something more. Something special. Even if people get to do the same thing they use to do, but the "bonus" is taken away, you'll get a lot of complaints that 5e was nerfed for no...

Finally the story is moving a long. As it been a years since they've been in that fight?

Not funny. Boring action scenes. Muddle plot. Lame dialogues. Terrible editing. The reshoot shows. Bland vilain. We do not care about the stakes. Swirly CGI thing that is dangerous and will kill everyone we already scene many times. To many characters. Super charactes who aren't super and just...

Hero, by R.A. Salvatore. And this guy. http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?503078-Acererak-s-Tomb-of-Horrors-is-in-Chult&p=6949061&viewfull=1#post6949061

Chult makes sense. Acererak and his "totally original dungeon" is set in Chult in R.A. Salvator's latest book.