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Awesome! Needs more lasers though.

Kobolds?

The Ed Hardy vibe is funny.

Who is Jim Zub and why didn't he inclue the kitchen sink?

5 says the apocalypse is coming. And nothing else for a while. A no one and him what is up after je was gone for years. Forget lazy writing. This is bad writing.

A show where everyone makes bad decisions all the time is good TV for you? Low standards, man.

The melodrama between the character is pretty stereotypical for TV. A lot of the plot exist because characters do not share info or make stupid choices. It points to lazy writing. The universe seems rich, but underused.

They can't change too much. PF pas build on its backward compatibility with 3.5. Straying too far away from PF might turn off the base.

What really would be surprising would be PF not appearing on the list after PF 2's release.

Reprints of old adventures? Again? Such little effort is put into these things nowadays. No worries, streaming inflate sales. You can print anything and I'll sale anyway. Sigh.

I'm at 62% of Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Harari. It started out great, even if the premise* of Harari is a hypothesis that is not backed by science, but then it moves away from history, anthropology or even philosophy. It mostly becomes Harari's opinions and some anecdotes. I...

Trilogies and sequels turn me off. By principale I try to stick to just the first tomes of series. Trilogies and sequels are too much a cash grab nowadays. Stories do not need to be stretched that much (with exceptions). Often the best part is there in the first tome anyway, and I'm not...

So far I've read The Stars are Legion, by Kameron Huxley. It is a great premise (women only societies in space who birth their tools), but it was a major let down. The author didn't know where to go with the plot and didn't do much world building. After that I read Nexus by Ramez Naam. Cool...

Why not both?

Who is this Colville and why should I care?

It means the quality of D&D books is objectively bad and WotC doesn't have to increase the quality of its products cause they sell anyway. It is like Transformers movies. Thank the people who are mystified by streaming for that. Hopefully, the blunder of e-sports will drive sells down and...

This growth is terrible. It means WotC has no incentive to increase the quality of D&D supplements. What a waste.

Is that the Oliphaunt of Janderlay I see in the background? That would mean the PC time travel to the time empire of Thassilon fought Azlant.

I agree. Ravnica's campaign guide is objectivaly bad for a campaign setting, but you know D&D is good. It reminds me of how people defended the quality fo 4e products and we all know how that ended.