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In our house, we have subscriptions to YouTube TV, Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu with ads, Paramount+ (Essential Plan), and Peacock. I contribute to YouTube TV and Netflix and pay Amazon Prime (have discount). Hulu comes free with the phone plans of two house members. Paramount+ Essential is...

The same here.

It depends upon the game. Before purchasing or after purchasing, but before reading: I might house rule after I read/ watch online designer interviews, reviews, or excerpts, but before buying the book- especially, if the game is an iteration or variant of a game that I have played. The same...

I might agree if classes received their subclass at first level.

All I care about is that they keep the 2014 versions available- especially material with new races/species, classes. and subclasses.

I'd say Beastmaster (movie), Conan, Dragonlance, and Ladyhawke all fall within the range that I, generally, like.

Written, I use 5.0 v 5.24. Spoken, I use 5.0 (or 5e 2014) vs 2024.

I personally, thought the first few seasons were very good. Later seasons were not as good, but there were still some episodes along the way.

I came to say this.

The OGL is not limited to making and selling D&D third party products. Mutants and Masterminds, True20, Fantasy Craft, and Spycraft are examples of games created using the OGL and are not D&D products.

But my some of my favorite games don't use classes. Some only have human as a playable race. And most only have a single setting. I am fine with the first two. However, I cannot deny wanting to see all all of them get licensed settings or additional licensed setting ;) :P

I am fine with getting rid of hit points and D&D stat names. At the same time, I am not, necessarily, sold on the new stat names either.

Maybe, I don't purchase adventures or anything drow related. I am basing my opinions on products like Defenders of the Faith, Complete Divine, Magic of Incarnum (imo, good mechanic idea, but lousy execution), and the Book of Exalted Deeds. I am also not impressed by the M:TG based D&D settings...

I am glad you are. I was actually glad when he moved to the Magic:TG side of things as he was away from the D&D side, but still had a job. There are only two D&D products that I like with his name on it- Oriental Adventures 3e and Heroes of Horror. And, if I am being honest, I think the latter...

Institutional knowledge can still be lost. We have seen it before. That said, while I wish Perkins and Crawford the best, I won't miss their style while simultaneously having reservations if Wyatt is going to be in charge.

Maybe, they want WOTC to produce material they like so they can be a customer again. Not hard to figure out.

I pledged a dollar to give me more time to decide what level I want to pledge. I know I want the core rulebook, the two Western Reaches books, and all six Cursed Scrolls. I am just hemming and hawing on whether to get the Premium slipcase and the Premium Core rule book- Smyth-sewn is so tempting.

For me, it depends on the day, but the choice is between Across the Spider-verse Ant-Man Black Panther Big Hero 6 Captain America: Winter Soldier Into the Spiderverse Iron Man Honorable mentions: Captain America: First Avenger, Superman: The Movie (1978), The Incredibles

I am interested in seeing the Witch and Warlock classes. The Knight of St. Ydris not as much. However, Cursed Scroll issues 2 and 3 also look very tempting. I need to decide in the next day or two if I can afford to lay out for the Kickstarter level with with the original book, the Western...

I agree. As I am looking at various OSR games, I am looking for games that don't try to convert directly. I recently found a Bard class that wasn't trying to do another mash of Skald, Celt/Welsh bard, Troubador and/or Minstrelm but the creator suggested having different "Bards" instead. That is...