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I like this idea. 😀 I have finished the fungus book and have moved on to the audiobook version of Carlo Rovelli’s Reality Is Not What It Seems.

The vibe I get from the books is one of getting new DMs and players on the road to adventure as swiftly as possible. I definitely see your point about DMs needing some kind of higher level content. And I wonder if WotC considered adding one or two higher level adventures, only to decide not...

The Aurora's Whole Realms Catalog equipment entries (p.128-136) in Heroes of Faerûn stands out to me as super useful. Although the catalog is linked to the Realms regions discussed in the Heroes and the Adventures books, the equipment itself could be from anywhere in any game world. I really...

Disagreement is not a prerequisite for having a discussion.

This is a good point. TY.

These two new books make me happy. 😁

Does this help? (If you zoom in?)

WotC, please listen to this guy right here. I’d like to see Thay and Cormyr, too. Also Dambrath.

That’s a perfectly good trouble magnet right there.

Right on. That was a concise and useful review. Thank you, Andrew.

I hope these books do well because I would like to see another Adventures book that covers places like the Moonsea.

I have my books now. 😎😁

Said skin condition properly termed “old age.” 😉

I like my monster books to be colorful. Yet my favorite monster book is the Sword and Sorcery Creature Collections I and II. I like monster art that inspires me to make the players tremble in their seats. 😁

Let’s see. My current audiobook is Entangled Life: How Fungi Make Our Worlds, Change Our Minds, & Shape Our Futures. Read by the author, Merlin Sheldrake, who happens to sound a lot like I imagined someone with that name ought to sound. I am reading Charlie Martz And Other Stories by Elmore...

This kind of thing bums me out. It feels like there’s no such thing as institutional memory at WotC.

I would try to do it both as a DM and as a player. For example, I used an effete French accent when my players encountered Sembians in our Realms game because I wanted the Sembians to come off as simultaneously arrogant, conceited, and offended by everything the characters said or did. I...

This is a tricky question. Consider AD&D’s attitude towards the Realms: “If it’s (A)D&D, it’s in the Realms.” Joint forward to 5E, I had emailed the DMs Guild to ask if they consider Laerakond part of the Realms, and they said yes. (Meaning it was permissible to write Laerakond content and...