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They have a problem in that they are supporting the game in a very limited way. If you're not doing adventure league stuff or buying their adventure path hardbaks WOTC hasn't done anything for you beyond the core books. That's a serious problem. They could help matters by sharing some of...

I don't see how WOTC can follow the Sundering with silence. If they were going to be doing nothing with the realms and taking a hand off approach then why announce that they are fixing the realms and that exctiting stuff is in store for the Realms and for Realms fans. Did plans change...

I'll try to answer a bit differently than the rest of you guys but still answer the question: 1. Margaret weis and Tracy Hickman 2. Doug Niles 3. Richard Knaak

Anyone heard anything new about what's going on with the Forgotten Realms, in terms of either the RPG Setting or the novels?

I have some of the Deadlands: Reloaded stuff. Fantastic setting.

I think you're right Boarstorm. The lady from Gamers: Hands of Fate, right?

I hope we start hearing something Realms related soon. WOTC is being entirely too quiet for seemingly no real reason.

Not a bad little article. Without the old mags, this is exactly the type of stuff they need to put on the website to support the game. I know new DM me in the past would have appreciated the advice. This and the UA Eberron article make a good start to website based support. The only...

Red Steel is part of Mystara yes but it's kinda a mini-setting inserted in on the periphery.

Roll20 is great and it's free. Use that one.

That Darksun lore sounds horribly stupid. On the topic of Dragonlance, I hope WOTC licenses the DL stuff out to Margaret Weis' company. In terms of reboot or not, I'm not sure how I feel about wiping away all the continuity but I do think that Takhisis and Paladine should be alive. I have...

I just finished Ed Greenwood's the Herald, his entry in the Sundering series of FR novels.

Looks interesting. Has anyone seen a gallery online of the figures in the whole set?

I've been messing around with mashing together the Known World from Mystara and some 3E stuff, Freeport and Mithril.

Greenwood and Grubb working on the campaign setting would be awesome. Based upon the Tyranny of Dragons adventures, I think the campaign settings would likely be farmed out to freelancers..I just don;t know who.

I'm really happy they released something. January's communication silence had me worried.

Are there people working at WOTC now that are knowledgeable about and interested in Greyhawk?

Considering how much fun the other games that use this system are, I'm surprised more people aren't enjoying the game. X-wing, Wings of War and Star Trek: Attack Wing are all great fun.

It's a weird survey. I like that they asked about general satisfaction and how to present supplements. The "which of these classes is more powerful" questions were just strange. It wasn't a question formulated to get our input so much as confirm/disprove some notion they have.

That trailer was more interstellar than Fantastic Four. And I have to say tonally that the grimdark tone is about opposite of how the FF are as a team and comic.