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“B/X? That for kids! We’re rocking AD&D”

Touché WotC, touché.

I'm not surprised but this makes curious if the previous Stranger Things tie in was a strong seller. It could have been but evidently not gangbusters enough to do a squeal product the next year. Because part of what used to cannibalize TSR's market back in the 90s has now become a gold mine...

"The future has arrived, it's just not disturbed evenly." Rural farm life may not have changed much from Victorian to WW I. But by WW II everything from horse cavalry up to tanks was used in the war. The speed of technology is fascinating.

Yep! It’s even mentioned in the article with a hyperlink.

I would have used GURPS back in the day and was already running a quirky "horror" adventure game in the vein of BRPD (before I found the BRPD years later) back then.

I'm confused because the article lists several options already.

Love this series! A lot of great "What if"s. In TORG, I felt there was too much repetition between Russia and the Cyberpapacy. Sure, they presented differently, but the underlying "It's spiritual meets high tech powers" made them both feel less unique to me (YMMV). A psionics focus could have...

The more I read people comments to these situations, it becomes more apparent how much the final customer is oblivious to how their TTRPG products get into their hands. I guess it's my first day on the interwebs! :ROFLMAO:

I have literally seen that happening. :ROFLMAO:

I don't know of any small business that have a separate legal cushion fund.

Ah. The form having an expensive fee now makes much more sense. If true, that was a missing puzzle piece because I think a lot of people assumed the paperwork was just a form to sign and was free. With the form being so expensive vs smaller amounts of stock, I am going to assume it's actually...

Considering the psionist is now a magic user who cast spells with their ... mind (🤪) it seems that 5e is embracing a science fantasy vibe (where "science" is more alchemy or steampunk.) Of course that's been there since the early days, but this seems to be step closer using the trappings...

Sort of surprised this hasn't come up in previous editions/takes of the game.

Does this make her the VP of Franchise for the World of Darkness then?

The snake-like reptile with only arms is a lindworm (also lindwyrm or lindwurm in mythology) as Dragonbane borrows more from Swedish mythology than most. Powerwise, they fill in around where D&D would put a wyvern? The difference, though, is that the DB lindworm is an intelligent, but greedy...

That dragon is amazing.

Very true, but distributors have not been doing this well for sometime. I've lost track of how many times I've tried to order something through the FLGS and had no luck. If it's not a top seller, you take your chances. Ironically I've had indie publishing company that were begging to be on...

Until recently, professional ttrpg writers were not even making professional rates compared to journalism or professional writing groups like SFWA (Science Fiction Writers Association.)

If GAMA offers seminars or education on UCC-1s and other paperwork, they should be saying something. It's so frustrating how almost each individual has to learn how to run a publishing/gaming business from scratch in this industry.