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Allow me to make this really, really clear, Frogreaver, since you won't let it go. I'm not going to pay you to post. If you think your presence in this community is so valuable that you should be compensated for it, your only option really is to "quit" this non-paying job. Because you ain't...

The sarcasm is unnecessary. In my mind, and in many others, that specific speech is strongly linked to the photograph taken by Voyager I. Additionally, Sagan was one of the most famous astronomers in modern history. Finally, he wrote the sci-fi alien novel Contact (which was made into a movie)...

As you are one of the players of the creator of this game, this is a marketing post. I have moved it to the promotions/press forum. In future, please be transparent as to you identify and connection to a game if you are promoting it. We won’t allow folks to trick our members. Thank you.

I've moved this to the Pormotions/Press forum for you.

Wow. I did not get that from the trailer!

You read them yesterday when you agreed to them when you joined. :)

One might suggest that the day I have to resort to paying people to post is the day I close the forums. At that point, the very concept has catastrophically failed. Fortunately, we are nowhere near the point where we have to resort to paying you to post. Sorry to disappoint.

Knock off the ad-hominems, please. If you're unclear about the rules, you can review them here. But why have you decided that the softcovers get cheaper when you wait, but the hardcovers for some reason won't? If you want them cheaper than RRP, then wait and buy them cheaper than RRP, just like...

That's very kind. Though in all modesty, there's not much competition. It's a tiny industry and the number of TTRPG-focused news outlets (outside from ranty D&D YouTube videos of which there are many) is very, very small.

Well, one is dependent on the other. No industry, no hobby. You could argue that people will just continue to play old stuff forever, but that isn't true. 80% of the hobby is D&D, because of the industry created by WotC's marketing and reach. There's no getting around that. Take WotC out of it...

It's an improvement on the guy who once left a comment saying we all had speech impediments. And I'm pretty sure he was serious. I was like, dude, not everybody lives where you live. You sound like a cartoon character to me, too. Still, internet be internet.

You mean you wish you didn't have an accent, like we don't have accents? But you have to struggle through with a thick American accent? You have my sympathies. Not everybody can be like us. :)

Because you get this type of insightful and thoughtful industry analysis. An excerpt from last week's full episode. Get it in audio podcast format, the full episode livestreamed on YouTube every Friday, or the edited excerpts over the following days. Or, of course, if you prefer reading your...

That applies to who you have blocked, not to people who have blocked you.

That’s not what I said, is it?

It’s just a D&D tradition. Dragons are different in other fiction.

This makes no sense. The price point is $10 less. If we’re citing outlier purchase situations, then I can wait a year and get it for $50. Or buy it from a friend in a couple of years for $20. Or get it as a gift for free. The point is, the book costs less.

It’s really not. It’s just a different character sheet.

At a guess, perhaps two different shipping methods. A bulk shipment fulfilled from within a distribution hub in the US or a single shipment sent directly to the customer. The latter would attract the $80 minimum tariff while the former would attract the actual tariff which is less than $80 as it...