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I am one to heavily promote the idea that we own our own games, have lots of options, and, as you say, through the CC, can make many more games for lifetimes to come. But if WOTC / Hasbro cratered, either on their own or though the acquisition of a monster, it could put significant limitations...

What Musk does or doesn't do is of no interest to me and I have no idea of guessing. But what can we do about it? How can we ensure our love of this hobby doesn't depend on any single company? The various SRDs are helpful. Anyone can build a game off of the existing SRDs and modify those SRDs...

I do not think we should hide under a rock when people are being attacked for who they are. That's cowardice. You said the same thing on the other Musk post and, I believe, you're response was more along the lines of not agreeing with the sentiment, is that right? Is this fear of Musk or do you...

I'm pretty sure Musk started acquiring Twitter with a tweet and that was a lot more expensive.

I’m shocked!

I hear it’s really good. Publishers are happy both with the percentage and certainty happy with the revenue.

You can never know. Things can always change.

There are some good web page to markdown plugins too. Obsidian has one now.

Your quotes show how you can be assured of nothing. Your quotes are the evidence that they can offer no reassurance.

A PDF copy or the physical book (or both, which you can buy off of Free League's website for $50) is your reassurance. There is no other reassurance they can offer on D&D Beyond. The rules can always change.

Some others brought up a good point on this issue when I brought it up before. It's likely they would no longer sell it on the site but you'd probably still have access to the copy you "bought".

I'm still torn on whether this is good for the overall hobby or not. I think there are two things people can do – one for RPG hobbyists and one for publishers: 1. For hobbyists, make sure you have a downloadable or physical copy of any game or supplement you intend to keep. 2. For publishers...

If its useful, my wife and I put together a page of free resources and resources for after-school clubs that might help out: https://slyflourish.com/sponsorships/

Sorry! I updated my post but here's the link! https://pelgranepress.com/13th-age-second-edition/

I may have missed something. Why is 13th Age Rev 2 not valid?

13th Age rev 2 https://pelgranepress.com/13th-age-second-edition/

It has some problems but I really love Kobold Press's Midgard. It's a huge setting with tons of deep lore going on and lots of books and accessories to fill it out. Some of it is cringy and I think its attempt to be a real-world allegory makes it risky for negative stereotyping but the depth of...

My wife brought a fantastic collection of 1st edition modules including Village of Hommlet, Keep on the Borderlands, i6 Ravenloft, Queen of the Demonweb Pits, Against the Giants, and others. I called it her D&D dowry. Each one has her branded unicorn stamp in it. I love her so much.

I don't care about him or, really, what he posted. But I think there's a larger deeper train of thought we can follow on this topic. You can love D&D and RPGs and recognize its troubled past (even recent past). People you respect can say and do terrible things. One doesn't cancel out the...

I have a couple of articles that might help: https://slyflourish.com/two_years_playing_dnd_online.html This one is more GM focused for finding players but it might help: https://slyflourish.com/interviewing_new_players.html The hardest part is probably finding a group you like to play with...