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These two fellas… Thief Acrobat and barbarian from AD&D unearthed arcana

Among Carl Sargent’s best. But that was the cover of Mines of Bloodstone. The Mines of Bloodstone - Wikipedia

I totally trust a list with a movie with a 7.4 rating as a higher rating than the Godfather.

Yup! And can confirm the D&D cartoon characters had a nod.

I took my mom, wife, and daughter. They all enjoyed it a lot. My daughter loved the owlbear antics, my mom loved the ending, and my wife said it was great but wanted much more Regé-Jean Page.

Others have summed up everything well. It felt there was a sputtering start, but it got going. A lot of scenes early had payoff points for scenes or characters later. Some that were just subtle character development and others more overt. A handful of whole-theater laugh out loud scenes. Choked...

What is even going on right now.

I bought this and have loved it. I really have gotten a lot of use of the monster cards I can hang on the DM screen showing the art to the players with the stats on my side. The Platinum edition I received mistakenly included a psurlon mini instead of a plasmoid mini. They later sent the...

[The DMPC enters the game] 🤣

I’ve had the same kind of misgivings. The party levels so fast that just as I’m getting the swing of building encounters for their power, they’ve leveled again and I’m starting over getting used to balancing encounters again. I’ve had an unpopular opinion that the inherited 3E-ism of ability...

Lynn Abbey’s Dark Sun series.

I’m curious what his other two pillars of play will be. Negotiation was mentioned as one. The other has not been said yet.

I voted for everything except two things. Slavery is one I did not include.

One change was revealed in the Prism Pentad and then put in the Revised edition that in the world’s Blue Age, when the oceans covered the planet and the sun was blue colored, the halfling-creator race fought against something that was destroying the life-creating source of the oceans so used the...

The existence of the Pristine Tower spinning out mutated creatures was given as an excuse to permit any PC race. They would just be a one-off. But in a world where strange things existed would likely get minimal attention unless wildly different in form, imo.

It’s also their self-imposed sense of “responsibility” that they’re using to excuse not opening Athas up to DM’s Guild, just the fan content policy. Smothering it in responsibility.

Dragon Kings Kickstarter by Tim Brown. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1084491323/dragon-kings

I agree so much. But reflecting on part of the hadozee outrage was the digging into the old product’s version and projecting that forward. A new Dark Sun that polished the elements that the current audience would be looking at still can’t hide from those who will dredge the old background back...