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On the Iron Diem, a post-apocalyptic adventure Ingredients Iron Diem Ugly Duke-ling Sniper Blind Open Heart Surgery True Identity Broken Wagon Wheel Read aloud text: Every month, the Duke in this region hosts the Iron Diem. Farmsteaders from around gather for their grant of iron, gunpowder...

Interesting plug for Secrets of Strixhaven, in that it is connected to Lorwyn Could we get another D&D book in April?

The Planeswalker's Guide includes the species and some monsters common in the dual-plane world https://magic.wizards.com/en/news/magic-story/planeswalkers-guide-to-lorwyn-eclipsed

and the marketing towards D&D players, the integration with Beyond, and now charging people money

Lorwyn seems to be an official product rather than the evening activities of a passionate designer.

Yes, but as you know because we've discussed it, this is the new way Starter Sets are -- including for your favorite version of D&D.

Yes, because you don't need to start playing D&D. You've already been doing this version of the game for a decade. Complaining that the starter set isn't right for a highly experienced player is like complaining that the book See Dog Run doesn't match Hemmingway.

They're running multiple shows with Daggerheart, including some with their season 1 and 2 characters That guy, while working for Critical Role and Darrington is ALSO helping with their D&D podcast. It may be that both Matt and Chris, BLeem and Jeremy, understand that multiple systems can exist...

Today or tomorrow is best as I'm about to go to a work conference (where I somehow convinced the largest security association in the world to let me talk about Honey Heist)

I volunteer as tribute

my last D&D session ran off of the following prompts 1 player said their waterwheel was broken 2 three punch chickens 3 a possible ice mephit That's it. We had 3 amazing hours with heavy roleplay and several at table clues were discovered. So Iron DM forces me to have structure, when I thrive...

I know I'm completely unprepared for the Iron DM. My published credits are related to backgrounds and related matters. My world is homebrew and my sessions are run off of note cards and inspiration. I'm doing Iron DM because the urgency will force me to come up with new ways to write.

Small reminder, we're in PDT right now, not PST

I'm in!

as a NADDPod listener who doesn't do d20 I still love this phrase

It's in line with the pricing of the Tales of the Valiant and Pathfinder Starter Sets. It's $10 than the Level Up starter, but has more maps, more tokens, more scenes. A lot changed around manufacturing and distribution since 2014.

They've announced their product line for several months. None of them include character boards, including the other box sets. This is knowable information. Correct. They were explicit and clear that the brand could raise more money through licensing, entertainment and video games. All of this...

They're not happening in any other product, not even the other boxed set coming out in a month. Reality doesn't require drugs. It merely means looking at the product line and the statements from the designers about how they haven't started on other class boards.

As someone completely disconnected from Sanderson's novels I'm looking forward to Plotweaver, the open license version of Cosmere RPG. I want something more generic, because it may fit my game world better than the 5e ecosystem. We do a heavier amount of politics than typical D&D.

Ah, I'd gone by the trailer only. Here's the official site with two of the three total mentions of the gods.