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I’m super stoked for this adventure! I have the zine versions of it, but I’m genuinely excited to see it all stitched together and polished.

Cheers, friend. I don’t think we’re so far apart on this.

You’re right that people generally do talk about 4E monster design generally, but I just meant that among all the talk in this thread about mechanically-interesting dragon design, 4E’s contribution wasn’t being mentioned. Also, FYI the “Monster Vault: Threats to the Nentir Vale” is a separate...

Has WizKids offered map tiles in any other products before? And does anyone know who the artist is?

For what it’s worth, nobody seems to be talking about the most mechanically interesting dragons that WotC published in D&D: the (chromatic dragons from 2011’s Monster Vault (a core product 4E’s Essentials product line). By 2011, WotC had finally nailed down their monster math for 4E, and they...

I’d accept that solution. Emphasize some language about it being “extra difficult” to cross into Eberron’s sphere, and that would be plenty enough for we Eberron purists to keep things clean.

🤢 bleh, please no. Eberron is beautiful and perfect as it is, and tossing it into the melting pot with everything else can only diminish it. Maybe Planescape fans want to hop in and out of Eberron, but I struggle to imagine a knowledgeable Eberron fan wanting to dilute the cosmology. Thirteen...

I knew I had a good reason to hate Pinterest

This is 100% just gonna be called “Valiant” by most people within a year anyway.

I’ve been participating and providing feedback on the Black Flag playtest, and one thing that frustrates me is that their playtest surveys are pretty flimsy. They definitely are NOT asking enough detailed, specific questions. (I don’t relish praising WotC but their playtest surveys are MEATY.)

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Cheers! Yeah I can see real value in having a dedicated environment for the ruleset. My disappointment lies in the fact that I love hacking the rules of the games I play, so locking it strictly to RAW will be a negative to me. (Also I like to play enough games that aren’t 5E, but I’d like to...

It looks beautiful, but I’ve been hurt before. Especially by Hasbro. I would definitely use a tool that looks like this, but I’m not stoked about the inevitable microtransactions for new minis, tiles, and spells. I also assume it’ll be strongly locked into the core D&D ruleset, which is also a...

The original series was awesome, so this extra material is what has me the most excited!

I agree with you. Alas, as people keep saying, the genie is out of the bottle—this technology is available now, and there’s enough expertise with it that it’s impossible to remove it permanently from the market. Our choices now are either prepare for this new wave and try to surf, or we wait for...

The situation with AI is fundamentally different than those other technologies you mention, in large part because AI is cheaper and more immediately useful than any of those other features. Not everybody has a self-driving car nor bought any crypto, but sooo many of the kids have already tried...

Classic dragon/Pokémon name. Gotta make sure you’ve got some hints about its nature right in the name. Ember, chaud. The Ember Chode

We’ll just show the attack matrix on screen during fights, for the audience’s convenience

Pirates of Crimson Sales?? EDIT: Ah it’s corrected now. Sails. That makes far more sense.

Ah I think I understand you. It’s true that there has been a huge explosion of new players in the past few years, and they’re entering the hobby much differently than in the past. In the old days, someone usually had to teach you how to play a TTRPG or you had to slog through the books and...