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That's not really what you keep saying though.

Didnt WoTC have that Red Dawn Kickstarter taken down? https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/burningstargames/red-dawn-into-the-dawnlands/comments? Feels a bit hypocritical to be bragging about magic schools with owls delivering invitations. D&D is based on plundering other IP and cultures.

You can keep repeating it but that’s clearly not going to happen.

Yeah, there is no deault in Level Up.

Detect Balance isn't in 5E. It was made by a fan who reverse-engineered the core rulebooks. I'm sure LU will have similar fan-created resources.

His title says "Chief Development Officer at Demiplane". The article says "Its Chief Development Officer is Adam Bradford, D&D Beyond's co-founder who left D&D Beyond last year". So I'm going with yes.

You replied to my comment. I replied back. Sorry. 🤷

And D&D Beyond is certainly a leading digital tabletop platform. Pathfinder Nexus isn’t. It hasn’t even launched. I’m sure it will be fantastic, and it will be a leading digital tabletop platform. But it’s not yet. And marketing speak has to mean something.

So how are they a leading digital tabletop platform then? Am I a leading digital tabletop platform? Are we all leading digital tabletop platforms? Don’t you have to be a digital tabletop platform before you can be a leading one?

What are the other games that this leading digital platform has toolsets for?

Mutually Assured Destruction?

The problem with pay what you want is that all too often people do, indeed, pay what they want.

I've seen people who weren't Pathfinder fans declaring that they will now buy Pathifinder. Which they weren't doing before hearing about Paizo's abusive practices. So... well done Paizo, I guess? The only company where the result of bad deeds is more customers.

That’s a completely different class.

Ship has well and truly sailed on that one.

A class doesn't contain the entire rules of the game. It doesn't tell you how an attack roll works, or what a hit point is, either. It doesn't give you the stats of the quarterstaff in the suggested equipment section, or tell you what AC is. At no point does it explain what these 'proficiencies'...

Dude, they've been talking about combat maneuvers for months. It's the exact opposite of unspecified cool stuff. It's very specified cool stuff. https://www.levelup5e.com/news/what-are-combat-maneuvers

It says it right there. Look again. ;)