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There's a novel, an actual play, an episode of Secret Lair on Amazon Prime, coverage at Space .com/other sci fi sites, coverage at PC Gamer/other video game sites. It seems the only people who didn't know about the RPG are people who play fantasy RPGs

Albedo, the sci-fi animorphs game (not the 2004 versio) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albedo_(role-playing_game)

In researching this answer I discovered my earlier advice on Tasha's was wrong. Use Xanathar's chapter on Traps https://www.dndbeyond.com/sources/dnd/xgte/traps-revisited The xp is based on the tier of the design, using 5e's 4 tier system.

My Pax West prediction is almost certainly wrong. This tease on DnDBeyond had me excited. But the details are all about the announced Forgotten Realms books https://www.dndbeyond.com/posts/2044-dungeons-dragons-at-pax-west-2025

I've simplified support from allied actors down to militia actions as new action type, usable once a round in most circumstances https://fullmoonstorytelling.com/2025/04/26/militia-actions-for-5e-systems/ The idea is to holder larger conflicts, but still maintain the focus on what the players...

The current situation is that DHL stopped https://www.cnn.com/2025/08/22/business/dhl-us-shipments-de-minimis-intl

Using the inventions from the Kobold Inventor gives you some nice koboldy traps. They're only deadly at first level, but the flavor is right. Toss in some basic Artificer Infusions the Kobold Tinkerer and the multi-step traps from Tasha's and you have a fun adventure...

This is the same person that claimed the 2024 PHB only sold 3,000 copies in its first month

What's happening right now is impossible to support, which is why most major carriers and nations are cancelling shipping to the US

I thought the point of this supposedly positive thread was to suggest what people want in the next official iteration of D&D. If that's not what it is supposed to be I'm quite confused.

I like how both Tales of the Valiant and LevelUp approach born and learned traits. Whatever WotC's next version of D&D is should do the same. That's what I want from a 6e (or whatever term will be used in the future).

I find this to be not positive while also being not true. I and everyone who participated in the playtest ran 2024 D&D rules with 2014 adventures and campaigns. Insisting that such a reality didn't occur is bizarre.

James Wyatt probably enjoys people thinking he's a younger Millennial

Separate nature and nurture Return Backgrounds to supporting non-combat pillars Expand support for the non-combat pillars tbh none of that requires a 6e. It can be done within the current framework (and has by several 3pp). But that's good! Keeping an interoperable system that supports past...

They didn't know how to get de minimis to work either. Do not expect rational decisions during this trade war that consistently declares raising prices by 15%+ as a win for consumers who are now paying more.

I wouldn't count on software and PDFs to not be tariffed. The administration put out a tariff on movies earlier this year.

I think we should trust a person who has been playing the game for a dozen years to know what she means when she says she loves the game that she's played professionally for a dozen years. There's no reason to think she's an idiot or a fool. She says D&D saved her. She knows herself better...

I bought my Starter Set when it dropped to $15 + S&H a few weeks ago. I love the design and packaging. The folio sized rules and adventures help me think about how little table space is actually needed for a high fantasy game, even one with minis, tokens and maps. Another enjoyable thing is the...

Wasn't 5d6 drop 2 the default at one point?

Emanation feels much better for the Druid. Great comment.