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On the Basic Set, I've already gotten it pre-ordered. As someone who did not get the new 5.5 rules, I'm pretty excited to try this new set out. Maybe it will win me over to 5e anniversary.

Are you purposefully trying to taunt people. I've been playing D&D since the 70s. I've played OD&D all the way to 5e. The only people who make the claim you do above are those who don't know what an RPG is...OR, they never really played 4e (maybe they played some poor imitation, or played...

Jameson is an idiot though. Moreso in the comics (especially at the start, he's actually more like the Greatest primary villain spiderman has. Spiderman/Peter Parker has other villains, but JJ is by far the biggest one and greatest of them all. For some reason many modern readers don't get...

Too many to really list. Some more popular ones though... Dungeons and Dragons (BX/BECMI) Star Frontiers Axis and Allies (2e, which is the Game master version). Conquest of the Empire (Gamemaster) Shogun later Samurai Swords (Game master) Fortress America (See a trend here...Gamemaster). For...

I had a magic-user that used a Sword (ala...Gandalf). I think he had one level of Fighter though (common popular thing at times, start as a Fighter and dual to a Magic-User if you had the Stats for it). Of course, he normally didn't USE the sword. That was an emergency back up...and...just...

I loved using UA, but I found that it was easier for class combinations to use Dragon lance Adventures for class and race rather than using the UA classes as they were written (aka, instead of Cavaliers we have Knights of Solamnia, and in addition, level 18 is a hard cap for EVERYONE...though...

I like Starfinder, not sure what I think of this after the ad though. Going for a GotG vibe or something?

1. Kingmaker is probably the one considered the best out of all of those. Several of those were not considered highly by many players. I think Council of Thieves was the one considered the lowest of the totem pole of those you listed. Iron God's was considered well liked by many, it's...

Question on the new Hardback APs if anyone knows. Are they going to continue the numbering of them, or are they discontinuing numbering them, or are they restarting over at 1? Edit: Found the answer to my own question. The Spines will no longer be numbered, but internally and on the PDF's it...

I don't think I ever heard of Shattered City. I thought I had all the Hardback AP groups, including one mini-AP (Crown of the Kobold King hardback). (ah yes, can't forget abomination vaults hardcover either, haven't gotten gatekeepers though). I even have Shackled City (the 3.X conglomeration...

I see that it could go two ways. A disaster of a game, made in the shadow of better games but a poor representation of what could have been...ala...Dark Alliance. Or...we see how Exodus turns out. If that is the winner I think it could be, we have that studio or one like it design a BG4...

I actually watched one of the videos for once! This could be an awesome RPG! I have to admit I didn't really start watching the Thundercats heavily until the early to mid-90s, but when I did I realized it was very much like an ongoing D&D campaign throughout the series. You had your Monk...

I think most of those "license" agreements have been considered unenforceable in the past. The only tests against them have normally gone somewhat against the companies (the biggest one I think was a side track which led to a massive microsoft lawsuit which became an anti-monopoly case against...

Some thoughts... Because, as it was derived...a 1 is an automatic miss. I know...I know...that's not how it works in D&D with the AC vs To Hit Tables...but... Yes...a 1 is always a miss. Other reasons...it's guessed at strongly above, but it wasn't due to Chainmail, I don't think (Personal...

It's presently a large chunk, but I wouldn't say 100% of the profits. It's a lot though, and very significant. Also, though D&D is important to Hasbro and WotC, I wouldn't say it's a bigger part of the pie than MtG. MtG is the real crown currently of WotC. WotC also has other departments...

My answer is yes and no. As they are implemented presently, I lean more towards no. In general...yes. They needed a little more polish before being put out there. Also, I'd have preferred a few more bonuses to damage and hit for certain situations or skill mastery from Warrior types than...

From what I can tell, thus far, Kobold, Mimic, Owlbear, Gelateous Cube, Wight, Carrion Crawler, Minotaur, and Giant Spider are confirmed from what I can tell on the pictures of the tokens. Not sure what some of the others are off hand. It does mention a goblin in the blurb. There's also a Red...

I'm expecting (and perhaps I should corral my expectations) very good sales (above what we saw at the end of the 2014 D&D run at least, perhaps more akin to it's highs...hopefully) from the new Starter Set and the two Forgotten Realms books. Dragon Delves won't really be an indicator (to me)...

Fun times. I don't meet many scouters these days (and scouting is a world wide thing. Philmont is one of 4 Adventure Bases for US Scouts, though occasionally other scouts from the rest of the world go there. I've been to Philmont twice over the years thus far. I have been considering going...

For me, it's far more than D&D. I had thought that there would be a greater profit for the last quarter (which is where it wasn't as high as I thought there would be). I see some arising problems that could kick in later this year or early next year possibly, and you are correct, there's far...