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He said as much in post #3 (click on the spoiler tag).

Just out of curiosity, as I've never ordered a POD via the DM's Guild... if you were to order several POD items together, would you be charged shipping for each individual item? Or do you save on shipping if you order multiple items at the same time?

Not interested in turning this into an argument. Morrus asked a question, and like everyone one in this thread, I gave a brief answer. Don't like my answer? That's okay, yours is just as valid and I'm not demanding that you cite specific evidence for it. I don't think there is a single correct...

The genre in general. But if I had to pick one, I'd probably go with the Avengers.

Possibly. In which case I'll judge the final product based on how well the individual adventures fit into my campaigns. So I'll keep an open mind.

WotC D&D 5E as written = American superhero comics dressed up as late medieval/early Renaissance epic high fantasy.

Fair. But I'm no more a fan of world-hopping than I am of extra-planar travel, generally speaking (some exceptions apply). Anyway, I'm not knocking the product, I'm just not sold on it yet. I'm not the target audience for every D&D product, and that's fine. I can still appreciate good design and...

I'm not yet convinced that Radiant Citadel is something I'll pick up (I don't care as much for extra-planar campaigns/themes, and the cartoony cover art has really turned me off), but I applaud Ajit and crew for their creative process, which I think should be a standard in campaign/anthology design.

This post just makes me sad that I once had the entire collection, but gave it away many years ago. Can't remember which was my favourite, though... or much about individual storylines.

I ran a Midnight campaign some years ago, and it remains my favourite setting bar none. Can't wait for the release of the 5E version. Most of my players also prefer that setting to all others.

D'oh, how did I miss that? But corrected... thanks!

Presuming the previous two posts are #126 and 127. 128. Spelljammer (TSR, 1989) 129. Planescape (TSR, 1994) 130. Jakandor (TSR, 1998)

Here's a new Ravenloft channel that's off to a great start: Polyhedral Paradice. Don't know if he intends to dive into settings other than Ravenloft in the future.

I enjoy the Grey League's Greyhawk lore videos.

52. Aebrynis/Cerilia - Birthright campaign setting for AD&D 2e (1995).

8. Ravenloft - A/D&D campaign setting. First scenario published 1983 (Laura and Tracy Hickman). Campaign setting first published in 1990.

4. Oerth/Greyhawk (E. Gary Gygax) - D&D campaign setting. Roots date back to 1972, first alluded to in print in Supplement I: Greyhawk (1975); first actual campaign/setting overview published in 1980.

2. Aryth (FFG/Edge Studio Midnight campaign setting for D&D) (2003).

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1500 reviews - that's incredible! That Pookie sure is a great asset to the CoC community!