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This is something that has fascinated/amused me about this tempest in a teapot from the mild disclaimer noted at the front of this huge celebratory book of reprints. When WB released their Loony Tunes with their disclaimer prefix, I saw a lot of lauding and applauding. "Yes, let's not burry...

Great news! They didn't, and it wasn't an attack (smug or otherwise) on anyone. We can put those concerns to rest now. Fortunate too, because then I'd have to question WotC's attack strategy around this destroying Gygaxian legacy thing. Because putting out a 576 page book (Tome? At what page...

Sigh. Beyond the eyeroll-y ness of how just factually inaccurate his false outrage is (0.18% of the book that lavishly reproduces the original works of Gygax et al gently mentions that some of it may be discriminatory), it's also late. Passé. This book (and the brouhaha that happened on...

I must be too much of that time/era... none really jump out as being specific, just expected... :D

And the fact that in the span of 3 posts they call it both ONG publishing and ONB publishing I'd say doubly confirms it. Competence, it is not them.

Our group has lots of experience with classless systems, so not necessary for us in the least. :) Yes, they are very helpful to illustrate the type/style of game this is and the activities the PCs are expected to be pursuing and how. And thus this provides another layer of world building...

Yay for giant elk butt!

I've always been partial to the version of Whisky in the Jar by the rock & reel band Tempest... sadly (surprisingly!) they don't seem to have it on YT for easy linking.

"Screaming is a free action."

Having your pants drop in battle is super embarrassing... and he wasn't going to let that happen again! (Nevermind that none of said belts are actually on his pants... :P)

Huh, it's super interesting to me to see so many "yes" replies. I rarely feel bored as a player, I think the only times I've felt bored are the instances at an unfocussed table with an unfocussed/ill-defined campaign (leading to lots of non-action from the players and hence the characters)...

.... ok, now I want to play a pixie monk as my next character. :)

That's a neat style. Gave it a whirl to see what it is like in Dall-E 3, using nearly the same prompt (only change was to remove 'create' from the start): More variation in the style than I would have anticipated, but 3 and 4 are pretty close to the same.

I think I've run that adventure... :) This has been a fascinating thread for me to read through. Introducing players to something new and outside of their previous gaming experience (no matter what direction that might be) is a task unique to each player, and can be even more tricky if their...

Old enough to be "here" from nearly the beginning of Eric's Third Edition news, reading every single new tidbit of information with great interest. Discussing with my new D&D group (I had just moved too). Funnily enough, it is very similar to when I first started playing D&D, when 2e was on...

Congrats!