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Sure. But I think con attendance is a better metric -- not just the big ones, but the regional and smaller ones, too.

I was intentionally leaving out KSers that weren't going to fulfill this year, because I was more focusing on what we actually got. But yeah, there were some promising looking ones. And, just between me you and the rest of the internet, there are some surprises yet to come for the year that are...

It isn't a terrible book, but I think Peterson is better. I really love Designers and Dragons though. They make surprisingly good audiobooks.

Some of you have never heard of enshittification and it shows.

The problem isn't companies making a profit, it is companies serving shareholders instead of customers.

Right. i think it would be keen if D&D got in the hands of a privately held company again. it won't ever happen, but it would be keen.

Definitely the Shadowdark adventure and dungeon creation tools. Assuming you built the game to work with exploration and location based adventures, it would definitely support the play to fine out ethos of DH. Plus, i am not sure exactly how you would do it, but I feel like you could marry the...

So angry! Love it. That's what one of my players calls the mimic.

ouch instant long rest? reaaaallllly big fish

I agree with the opinion that we can only assess a "golden age" after the fact since it is effectively a term of nostalgia. But we are definitely spoiled for options. I am super happy with Daggerheart and really looking forward the Western Reaches for Shadowdark fullfillment. Plus there is...

Huh. I am not sure how to answer this question for when I run Shadowdark. usually, I use the old "roll up the dungeon" method where I throw a handful of dice on a blank sheet and that not only stocks the dungeon but draws it too. Does that mean it is all random? Maybe? But it isn't like I don't...

Remember when people found out 4E would use CARDS!!!! Fun times.

I finally got the first promotional "news sheet" done for my Carnage game.

Of course it does. That is why I am asking you your preference, and how that informs games you choose to run and play.

It is actually a pretty good scenario to apply Daggerheart's results matrix: Critical Success: "The rock not only hits the tree and gets the guard's attention, but it bounces off so hard it beans him right between the eyes, knocking him out." Success with Hope: "The rock hits the tree and gets...

I don't feel like having PC backstories help build the world is the same thing, from the "paint the scene" standpoint, as "You enter the tavern; what does it looks, feel and smell like?"

I feel like half the people that bought that thing were YouTubers so they could blow it up in various ways. How many views do you need to break even?