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Bummer, I'm probably in the minority, but I would love to see an Age of Sigmar RPG!

You might be right, but I think I'll take a step back. Really, I already have what I need to play and DM. So, if WotC does actually come out with a campaign setting guide that is worth a darn, or novels (/tears) then I'll just be pleasantly surprised.

Honestly? I think this news has kind of dampened my enthusiasm for 5E a little bit. I want comprehensive setting guides, and I want novels. It doesn't look like WotC wants to cater to these two aspects that I am still looking for in my D&D experience, so maybe my customer purchasing cycle has...

I am the polar opposite! :) I can do different voices pretty well, but I am terrible at winging it.

Easily the standard cover for me. I just can't get into the Special Edition cover. I'm still trying to wrap my head around it and that's why I think it's a bad cover.

I think the best thing to do is simply vote with your wallet and your feet. I would never be going to this convention anyway, but the best way to encourage social norms (or what SHOULD be social norms) is to use that free market for all its worth! It's just like the whole NFL flag controversy...

Hmm, as much as I am definitely on the side of "this needs to be addressed in the hobby" I don't think the title to this article is correct. It seems like he addressed concerns, he said he will throw someone out if they are doing something that doesn't involve gaming, just because he isn't...

Agreed. I see no issue with combining the two.

Bold emphasis, mine. This is the real issue here, people believe that because they buy a product in one format that they should have access to it in all formats, even when those formats have both extra features and production costs that are exclusive from each other. WotC published the D&D...

True enough, and there is definitely something to be said for personalized advice of that sort. I guess I still like the all-in-one-place approach. Just call me lazy, I suppose! :p

Regarding my interest article examples? Sure, but that doesn't mean I watch them, or that I even watch the best ones. I'd also be all about WotC curated YouTube content as well.

So, because people get drunk and do stupid things all the time means that it's OK and everyone should get a pas because "I was drunk. *tee-hee*"? You will actually find, if you care to read the Paizo thread linked up-thread, that the victim was not clamoring for attention and simply wanted to...

We'll agree to disagree here, I suppose, as I do not think magazines are dead at all. Newsstands across the world continue to do well on physical magazines and newspapers. That being said, I think a digital magazine would suit D&D's purposes quite well, but perhaps I am in the minority of RPG...

True, I don't think I would be too bothered by only being able to use the Realms or Ravenloft, I think you can provide content that can fit a multitude of settings. Is there anything that prevents someone from putting a "If you want to use this Adventure in [Insert Campaign Setting Here]" type...

I think there is. The problem with the Gygax Mag, IMO, is that you could only purchase it in paper format (Not sure on that though!) and the magazine was more of a general roleplaying magazine from what I could tell. I'd pay good money (~$15 per issue) for a well put together D&D 5E magazine...

I'd agree with what you both are saying, very good points, I guess I'd simply enjoy a Dungeon and/or Dragon format that can cut through the garbage and show me the gems, with all those articles (or what have you) in one place and in one document per month. I'm certainly a WotC fan, 5E is the...

I'd definitely agree with you here, WoTC has turned into being a brand manager rather than a brand producer. I'd be very happy with the current release schedule if they put out a Dungeon and Dragon magazine on alternating months, but as it stands they are leaving it to their customers to...

I agree with the essence of what you are saying, but what would be the aim, from WotC's business perspective to fabricate that conclusion and/or exaggerate it? I have no idea if AL is helping to grow the D&D community, but i will say that it is keeping D&D in the public's (gaming public's) eye...

I'm looking forward to this book, but I would agree that I was hoping it would have more than this.

Made a short reply on the thread under "Millennial Grognard" hopefully that pushes some people to take the leap! :)