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Planescape 2e. Manual of the Planes 1e. Spelljammer, 2e. Dungeon Master’s Guide 1980, 1e.

The multiverse came from science and was attached to fantasy and sci-Fi for decades. DC had infinite earths, Alan Moore introduced it to Marvel in Captain Britain, Star Trek had mirror universe and multiple histories that reconcile as a multiverse. These all predate Palladium and it’s not really...

They already cut the OGL. It is essentially pointless for them to work with it now that the CC-BY is released and they have no plans to return to D20 system. So far based on the playtest there aren’t a lot of conflicts with what is in the SRD that would hurt backwards compatibility. I still hate...

And yet we aren’t getting radical changes as seen by the playtest.

That anniversary book looks like it includes Chainmail, the Fantasy Supplement plus all the D&D LBB from the photos. Preordered.

My DCC campaign is inspired by The Sword, Sabbath, Blue Oyster Cult and Hawkwind.

According to the developers the changes will be minimal and indy publishers will be compatible with D&Done without a lot of ballyhoo.

My hope is people homebrew as much as we did in 1e!

Perhaps he is trying to free Tharizdun?

Most definitely is not a spin off of anything Pathfinder. And the Tomb of Annihilation was the one inspired by Isle of Dread. Out of the Abyss is the one that seems to not have a real call back and just because Demogorgon in it doesn't mean it is related to Savage Tide.

Nothing in any of the expansion, especially Tasha's since it is supposed to be forward thinking and the expansions will still be in print. I have a soapbox about WOTC's period of reprint madness leading up to Monsters of the Multiverse and I will die on that soapbox. They did a boatload of...

Yeah that's pretty gross (as in large) change from Iggwilv. Sounds like they were trying to play both sides of the fence. But then people don't get drow culture is bad because they worship and have sex with demons and murder each other. Not DROW are evil, the cultures encountered are evil.

That doesn't preclude confusion of two names but thanks for understand. :-| I have short term memory issues from long covid so forgive the occasional slip on a name I rarely speak. AKA you don't know me and your comment is rude.

No I meant whatsisname, brink.

Ray Winninger replaced Mike. It was before Tasha’s as well. Mike left the rpg team in 2019, Tasha’s was released November 2020 so his input was minimal compared to earlier books. The psionics system for example isn’t anything like what Mike was working on. When Mike left he was “Creative...

except he wasn't kicked off, for all intents & purposes he was promoted to oversee all D&D branding and then to Magic before leaving recently. That was in 2019.

They already got away from the OGL and Creative Commons is not reversible.

I will at least get Vecna. Love Vecna.

Cox isn't quite the same level as creative as Mearls, Mike was a great spokesman for the game and building bridges between old and new fans but he certainly gives it the old college try if it weren't for the out of context quotes I think he would have a higher regard. Winninger was a change in...

You know what archmage they haven't mentioned? Dungeon Master. Sure we have Venger coming but Dungeon Master is the coolest of all the archmages. I will die on this hill.