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One obvious way is that writers can now use AI to generate high-quality illustrations for their products. It's now much more feasible to publish your personal project without needing to work overtime in your day job to fund the art budget.

I googled "Kyton rule 34" and got several hits...

It feels like maybe the reason they chose the name Purple Dragon Knight for the new dragonrider subclass was that they want to make the worst designed subclass in 5e2014 obsolete forever.

That's what happens when you calibrate your Bias Detector for Neutral rather than Lawful Good. :D

It doesn't seem very likely that the githyanki, who are have gone native in the Astral Plane, would try to hatch eggs there. It would be like a farmer trying to sow wheat on a glacier.

Aren't those specifically not in the Astral Plane, since there's no aging there?

Tarraforming, is that when the landscape is reorganized by a rampaging Tarrasque? ;)

They might stop doing that, and instead ship to Canada from Europe. Either way it's going to be expensive.

The AI companies claim they're only training AIs on content they're legally allowed to access, either free or paid. But Meta recently got caught torrenting a collection of books, so there might be more skeletons in the closet.

Then I'd definitely go with the option of moving the caster forward in time and to the next eclipse. Now the PCs have to figure out when and where that will be, and make preparations to travel there and stop the evil wizard.

I think the long-term ambition is to solve the DM shortage. And of course the ongoing problem that D&D is under-monetized.

You can run AI models for free on your own computer, as long as you have decent hardware.

Altering the orbit of the moon sounds completely out of line with other effects wish can achieve, such as creating an object worth 25K gp or granting immunity to a single spell for 8 hours. So I'd say casting wish and expecting the Moon to change position is almost certainly going to fail. If I...

Polar bears are cute too, but you might still have to smite one if you don't want to end up as dinner! Friend-shaped = friend is sadly not true.

WWE performers are experts at roleplaying, so this seems like a great fit.

With 50 years of lore about demons in D&D, it's not surprising that there's a lot of conflicting information! You can probably find a scholar arguing for each and every interpretation, but only the DM knows what is actually true about demons in a given campaign ;)

A 1% decline for a public company is a big deal as stockholders expect constant growth. The fact revenue was growing for years doesn't matter, since stockholders care about what their stock will be worth tomorrow, not what it was worth 2 years ago. A CEO who delivers flat revenue several years...

I never thought an Aboleth could be cute...😻

I don't like this change. I feel like the visual impact of the multiple arms disappears when they're not attached to a human torso that isn't supposed to have more than one pair of arms. My first impression of the new illustration was that it was some kind of caterpillar monster.

Just don't try to examine most human made art too closely either ;)