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I want to give my players a vorpal sword. They are fourth level. Do you think it's too early for a vorpal sword? I think it might be too early for a warpful sword. So I came up with the lesser vorpal sword. It does everything a normal vorpal sword does except it only gives a +1 bonus and you...

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Heh, heh, older farts are disparaging "My" Dungeons and Dragons experience. This must be how Eberron era players feel.

I was the little Red Box kid for whom this series was made. Yes, I watched it on Saturday mornings religiously. I had just recently started playing Dungeons and Dragons, and had co-founded an official Dungeons and Dragons club at school.

Feels like a trap.

Well, you're right, I guess they'd be useful in a candlelight game. Or, would they, would you be able to see them glow in candlelight? I wonder. 🤔

Wow! If I bought these I think I would see them glow exactly two times. First when they initially arrive and I'm alone. After that, it would be just before I switch the light back on at the gaming table so we can actually play.

The Pinkerton's issue was another example of hyper-vigilant overreach. People mobilize "their side" by making hyperbolic "horrible human" assertions so people understand what side they should be on given their political leanings.

You know what, this was a mistake. Just forget I brought it up.

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I stopped collecting after Tasha's. That's about the time that things had gotten real political in the community. I now don't feel comfortable playing. I feel like I'm walking on eggshells, and am always concerned that I may hurt someone and make them mad at me. I have feelings too and I'm scared.

What's different about the art?

Yeah, it's a superhero game in Dungeons and Dragons clothing. But, that's what we want so that's what we get. When I started playing role-playing games I chose to play Dungeons and Dragons rather than DC heroes because I don't care for super heroes. Just like I chose to play Top Secret and not...

I'm curious, what books are we expecting from Wizards of the Coast in 2025?

The Vivified Labyrinth from Curse of the Crimson Throne was a lot of fun. It's a dungeon set on a series of giant gears that changes configuration as you pull different levers to explorer it. It separated the bard from the rest of the party. 😈 Also, The Clash of the Kingslayers has a dungeon...

The last time a character of mine died he snapped a Staff of Power over his knee next to a four-armed gargoyle and did maximum damage, butt instead of getting shunted to another plane of existence...he died spectacularly. This was in a you-kill-it-you-keep-it miniatures game and I was...

I chose: "I don't understand the question. Characters can die." But I changed the question mark to a period.

I think it's possible that a proportion of the sales come from people who bought the books simply because it's the 50th anniversary edition. Heck, some may not even play Dungeons and Dragons anymore.

I would add that there is a big 50 on the the new books. A lot of people probably bought the books simply for that reason.

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