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I haven't played with Mounts yet so I can't really judge the Paladin yet. The rules are kind of shallow which I dislike in this particular case. I feel like there should be a meaningful drawback or risk-reward mechanic of mounted combat except "this is really expensive to maintain and buy" that...

Stuff I like AND Large percentage of the sale directly going to a creator that actually cares and enables them to continue making content I like. I try to purchase outside of DTRPG whenever possible because the cut they take is insane. I also try to avoid Patreon for this reason. Corporate...

Remaster of Starter Set (Phandelver), Essentials Kit, Starter Set (Stormwreck Isle) using the learnings and feedbacks from the last 10 years and put in one hardcover

Magic the Gathering Arena and Magic the Gathering Online are two fantastic pieces of software. I guess that then every D&D related decision has to be terrible to balance it out.

Maybe she counted freelance contractors for one-off stuff like graphical assets or writing

Yeah that tracks.

Ok you're right. Kobolds as a class is not in the book, but they exist as monsters. There's even a picture in there, it's basically a humanoid dog person with long nails and scary teeth.

Kobolds don't really exist in Shadowdark. It's homebrew by the Author made available on Discord. It's never been printed. The art made on Shadowdarklings is not official. A dragon is basically a winged lizard. You can have Kobolds as draconic or doggonic as you'd like. Creator Input: EDIT...

You’re right. I assumed it was still sold out or not available

Where do you guys think the trend will go? I feel like everyone who really really wanted Western Reaches has already done so by now. The highly engaged community backed Day 1, but it seems like the added exposure it created doesn't really translate well into more buzz. Which makes sense because...

I’d say the gameplay loop of anticipating the spells needed and being limited to 60 is a bit more similar to how a Wizard prepares for an adventuring day than playing, say, poker

Bandits usually stop fighting after you've split their leader in two

I'm just saying that a game based around D&D and its original Vancian casting would be a huge commercial failure and very unpopular. Wouldn't you rather be able to use all of your spells all the time?

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