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The bones of real skeletons don't remain connected. Jawbones for example. I think it would be easy to notice something odd about bones that remain connected without connective tissue holding them together. I grant you the idea of loose bones clattering together and rejoining as the skeleton...

What is weird to me is that the Languages for most of the skeletons here have the "Understands all languages it knew in life but can't speak" but the minotaur skeleton has "Understands Abyssal but can't speak." This is something also in 2014 MM. Edited to add: Ah. I see now. The base 2014...

The gore attack actually is a bit of a nerf. The 2014 minotaur skeleton charged and gored for 22 points on average (13 (2d8+4) plus 9 (2d8)). Edited to add: They beefed them up a bit by removing the Strength saving throw to avoid being knocked prone. If you get hit by the 2024 gore, and are...

Could be, but the production lead time on an animated show is much longer than most live action shows. Star Trek Prodigy probably began production in 2019 or 2020 (before airing in 2021), and word of the plot might get around, especially among others in the industry. Edited to add: Some...

I think there will be a line in the 2024 PHB that says "Check with your DM for information on the available deities in the campaign." For games with homebrew gods, having gods in the PHB could be confusing and/or disappointing for players. Remember that we are getting Greyhawk as an example...

If you frequently look for every appearance of a tarrasque or Vecna, you are running a high level game indeed. ;)

Hey, if Marvel can bring back Robert Downey Jr...

I don't like to site-shame anyone, but I did get a chuckle from following the "Suggested Browser Settings" link at the bottom.

Yes, this works fine. I have the Dragon Magazine CD set and I have copied the PDFs over to my hard drive on both Windows 10 and now on Windows 11. Swapping CDs is so last century! :LOL: Note that in the Windows search box, you need to type contents: <term> for it to search within the PDFs (as...

You should be able to get an external USB CD/DVD reader for under $30.00.

How about some credits for the D&D Beyond worker who had to remove the credits? Too meta? :ROFLMAO:

Each CD has a folder called "Mags" that contains the PDFs. It also contains all seven issues of The Strategic Review.

Not many, but I see it in various places from time to time. A quick search here yields an old thread: https://www.enworld.org/threads/hey-are-we-all-cool-with-having-to-buy-the-same-book-twice-or-what.671937/ Not to single anyone out. Most folks are cool when it is explained to them it takes...

This just reinforces the misperception of folks who say "I paid for the physical book, I should get access to it on D&D Beyond for free" that no work is required for the digital online material to become available. :rolleyes:

The "Elemental Gods" article really opened my eyes to a new way of looking at campaign deities, and very directly influenced one of my campaigns that had four major elemental gods, though I still had some other lesser gods.

YouTube says "Subtitles/closed captions unavailable." :-(

Grimsburg is a great example of this.

I always thought Kuo-Toa and/or Sahuagin were Deep One proxies. For Skeksis, we have the Nagpa in Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes: Don't forget there was a Wheel of Time book made in 2001 (IIRC) with the D&D 3.0 ruleset that should be a source of inspiration for those who wish to bring creatures...

Star Wars ignited the soundtrack fan spark in me, and John Williams is probably my favorite film composer. I find the Force Theme a beautiful piece and Williams masterfully uses it in so many ways throughout the nine Star Wars films. It can be mysterious, aspirational, dark, ominous, heroic...