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There's no statement that the gods have abandoned the characters or the world. The only line about gods is that the grandparents defied the gods during a revolution that failed. Years later, mortal houses rule the land with a heavy hand. The themes seem to be around revolution, around great...

Think of it like Star Trek. Every member of the crew is around. They're all doing things and learning. But an episode may not feature Scotty. That doesn't mean the engine room didn't do anything. Or in a war movie. You might follow a particular team, but other fire teams are doing things too...

I'm excited for this storyline. I like emphasizing a people clawing back from hopelessness to find a reason to hope and believe again

Great, we agree! I never called for elimination. Presenting my words as elimination created "complete disagreement."

Setting expectations aren't house rules in my mind. Treating other players with kindness is an expectation. Not tracking ammunition is a house rule. One of those is absolutely necessary to open table play in the modern world. The other is a house rule that increases the friction for a first...

When I've played 'pod play' with groups that intermix based on attendance and story we've never cared about level disparity. The sessions were as small as two players and as large as nine. The level variance was from 0-4. I'd never play a 1st level character with anything outside of tier 1, and...

C Team is what runs regularly (and was once hosted by WotC?) while Acq Inq main is the convention only cast, right?

Absolutely

I think an extra Beast tattoo when Celestial and Monster are chosen wouldn't be an issue

I'm interested in being an Alternate

Beyond did a Ten Things article https://www.dndbeyond.com/posts/2063-top-10-tidbits-from-justice-ramin-armans-live-q-a My two favorites

One of the lead designers of 2014 posted in this thread. https://www.enworld.org/threads/dungeons-dragons-releases-updated-unearthed-arcana-for-arcane-subclasses.715357/post-9757948

The core rule project started internally likely years before the announcement. During those initial discussions about volume of printing they would learn that the remaining two large-enough printers in the US that they couldn't do a single release without paying massive storage fees. So then...

And they're doing Xanathar's rather than Tasha's, so it'll be 8 years old when it releases

When Hasbro approached the printers about doing all three core books at the same time the printers laughed at them and said they didn't have the capacity.

From one of the early developer blogs in the 5e era. The PHB 1,2,3 created a confusion about making the PHB1 obsolete.

Gygax is offended

What next Cthulhu and Hobbits in the same game?!?!

That format didn't sell well because it leads to player confusion. On the other hand the [name] of Everything books sold extremely well.

The Monk no longer being a weak spellcaster is GREAT. Having a skeleton or zombie familiar for a Necromancer is brilliant.