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No, I understood that LEGO as a whole re-invented itself as an adult toy collectibles company which is why they sell architecture buildings, flowers, paintings and 1000 dollar Death Stars. The existence of mini-figs doesn't negate that the LEGO market and the playmobil market no longer overlap...

LEGO's biggest profit makers are the massive, boutique sets designed for well off adults. Playmobil is what those adults get their friends and family when they have a toddler's birthday. It's a kids toy still.

A reminder, as people were insisting that D&D was on the path to microtransactions, WotC eliminated DnDBeyond microtransactions.

And you still could John Hight! A movie that's available on THREE streaming platforms in the US and in the top 50 on two of them (Netflix and Paramount) despite being years old. It would also be a good way to push Levy-Netflix to push forward with the TV show they bought from Paramount

Daggerdark & Dragons

There could be up to 8 feats in it, as there are 7 backgrounds and Human

DnD Beyond says no early access period https://marketplace.dndbeyond.com/category/4705000?icid_medium=organic&icid_source=homepage_b&icid_campaign=2025_borderlands_&icid_content=2025_hype&pid=D4705000 And they recently posted an explanation of the class boards, which do include leveling with...

I was going to suggest the same thing. The HD = the role and like Battle Master dice can be added to attack or damage or other things. I also wish the HD used dropped the current HP by that amount.

Or the game was designed, from day 1 with Gary, Dave and their groups to "make it up yourself" and not to be a strict dictionary or AP stylebook type of game

It's much more grounded. They're defending their families from invading elementals and others in a land where there are fire tornadoes, fast glacier surges, steam pits, etc. But everyone is starting as a simple 2024 baseline character with allowances for main branches of the 5e ecosystem as...

My campaign that starts next week is an East Marches (an inverted Westie). The danger mostly comes to the players. That makes it a bit of Tower Defense meets West Marches, as I can run it with a single player or the group, dialing the dangers based on who is present, but not changing the...

If you're dialing back ordering physical stuff from creators one thing you can do is shift that spend to subscriptions or digital support. I finally did that towards EN World itself today.

It's a twelve-year old setting with 9 campaigns. It got so much easier when the 5e artificer showed up. I had a massive amount of smoggy tech handwritten prior to that.

I run smog-punk, which is dirty steampunk, in my goblin lands, but it takes a lot of work to make the magic feel like dirty tek. There's not enough clockwork tech, springworks, pneumatics, etc for steampunk to be considered the default.

I loved Strixhaven and am looking forward to the upcoming second Magic set. My hope is we get a nice Eberron-ish expansion book with more guidance for social play and more about the outside of the school.

Wait, there are people on the internet thinking that Wizards is spending more money supporting Critical Role than Hasbro did to market the D&D movie?

It wasn't Hasbro that posted the story with the errors. Those errors do look to be in automated transcription.

If it was primarily a marketing display you'd see them joining the full cast on the shows, which have much greater visibility than the games

If Critical Role (and their audience) didn't believe they were good designers they wouldn't have poached them from Wizards. The evidence is that Perkins and Crawford are in fact respected for their design.

The explicitly said Aramon is BLeeM's creation and that Crawford/Perkins will help with statting monsters/spells/etc