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When you did the collections of the best of content from En5sider, how much extra did the authors of that content get paid again?

Their ideas won't get "used." They're not being published. If WizCo wants to reprint, they WILL pay for the idea Them owning it now just protects them from lawsuits As for not helping anyone but themselves... that's what they were doing up until now!! They cannot help everyone. But after the...

That site is weird It says they're at 45,367 subs but looking below it also says they're at 22,302 for June 2021 (also, what the heck happened after June 2019 when they went from 48,000 to 23,000??) The cast also isn't keeping all of the monthly $140k you estimate They have two dozen people...

Way too much potential stress for my anxiety to handle

Paizo did the exact same thing with RPG Superstar It's not that they'll steal someone's idea. It's that in six months or six years they'll coincidentally do the same thing as a pitched idea and don't want to be sued It's why many publishers and authors won't even look at unsolicited pitches

It's to protect them more than get your ideas They don't need one of the 15,000 people who submitted screaming that they stole their idea in six months

Missed that Oh cheezus, running a live stream game for an audience WHILE being judged by a panel That would give Mark Hulmes and Mathew Colville anxiety and imposter syndrom

With all the new DMs coming into the game a "new DM kit" might be a good product Halfway between the Essentials Kit and the DMG All about planning an adventure, building encounters, making fun encounters, turning a game into a campaign, making NPCs and creating a starting settlment Include some...

Neat idea but the pedant in me thinks the title should be "best designer" as the best DM would be about running a game not writing Expect they're trying to broaden their freelancer pool It should be designing a simple encounter or monster. Something simple and easy to judge

Or books in 2022 and 2023 since they often tease years ahead

The final announcement was the DM challenge and some card reveals The challenge is actually pretty big news As for 2022's books, and the second classic setting, we'll likely we'll find out about that in Jan 2022

More likely they wanted to hold off on announcing both to keep the spotlight on WITCHLIGHT but couldn't with the UA Guess we can expect ASHARDALON'S DRACONIMICON or CYAN BLOODBANE'S BOOK OF WYRMS in Oct Can't afford all three with Christmas right after. Wonder which I'll skip

They never said they had another product to announce They gave us all the releases at the start rather than tease us The fans here disappointed themselves by expecting something that was never promised

He's apparently super professional while working and just a goofass on the show It's easy to assume he's a fool because he plays it so well. But he's surprisingly smart and knows what he's doing

That would make sense. He and Travis coordinated the animated opening. And he does more behind the scenes stuff with toons for Disney

It's the d20 cords on the front and padded pouch for minis/ dice that gets me

Last time they revealed sub numbers they were at 20,000 or $50,000 a month. Some of that going to bills and studio space (likely half) Critters guestinate they're around 40,000 subs now That's $75,000 for the cast and crew Probably $3-4,000 each per month Plus ad revenue (dndbeyond.com and one...

The backpack is all kinds of nifty

Unsurprisingly, no new reveals suggesting Amazon just jumped the gun by a day or two. Probably because they knew they needed to get the UA out now and know doing the reveal at the live shows doesn't work as EVERYONE watching already knows If there is an October book, we'll find out at the live...

Before pledging? Typically not, unless there's some concern of FAQ Dunno why an update would cause a drop Impulse backers being reminded of their pledge and opting out?