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A solid ranking. No notes, Snarf. You and I are in complete agreement.

(woops, sorry about the double poll option. I've got VTTs on the brain today, I guess.) Looks like a full 95% of us buy our digital content from DriveThruRPG, with crowdfunding and direct-from-publisher nearly tying for 2nd and 3rd place, respectively. That made me curious: how many...

Huh. I didn't expect to be the only "no opinion" vote. Y'all are an opinionated bunch today.

Well I'm not playing with the updated 2024 rules at the moment, and we have no plans to adopt them in the future, so I voted "no opinion." But if you twisted my arm and demanded me to give my opinion, I'd say "five out of ten." There are a few things that I would have to house-rule away...

In light of the recent (and ongoing) shenanigans with tariffs and printing/shipping costs, I'm bumping this poll to the top of the stack to see if anyone's stance has changed. Update your vote!

Sounds like something Google would spit out with its "AI Overview."

I just backed the Humble RPG Bundle: Dungeon Master's Guild Top Content bundle, and got 19 new titles...and two of them also included Roll20 content tags in addition to the usual .PDF format. (Notably among them was Monster Manual Expanded, which means my Roll20 game just got a lot more...

"And of course I've decided to pre-emptively hate it." -the same three people on EN World I just finished my playthrough of BG3 (Honor Mode), and I'm ready for more. I guess I'm having a hard time seeing a downside to this announcement. I guess I'm focusing too much on the words "Baldur's...

Rib-a-Thon 2025 let's goooooooooooooooooooo

Looks like we'll all be going PDF-only soon. We all know that if a book in Japan costs $88 to print and ship to the USA, very soon it will cost $87.99 to be printed in the USA.

Comic book villains like Venom become heroes over time because they have a cool asthetic and get popular with the fans. Other comic book villains like Magneto become heroes because every decade since Reagan it's harder and harder to say they were wrong.

My gaming group has been using Roll20 for 5 years and counting, ever since the pandemic lockdowns began. We dabbled a bit with FantasyGrounds and Foundary during the lockdowns also, but we bounced off of them. FantasyGrounds was too frustrating to get running on all of our different computer...

I said what I said.

My bad description of D&D combat: "Twenty minutes of fun, packed into four hours."

It's the part of the tariffs that nobody wants to talk about. Prices are up, sales are down, and Cost Recovery is the catchphrase in every shareholder meeting at the moment. And I know that staff reduction is one of the most-used methods for controlling costs. Sure, the market will eventually...