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Or by most of software companies who work on open source code... Nobody would call Google or Microsoft non-profits, yet they release tons of software for free for anybody else (including competitors) to use with licences way more open than OGL

I started some 35 years ago, when I was something like 10 years old... Then I spent some years doing mostly MERP ⭕ and Call of Cthulhu 🐙, but went back to AD&D some 30 years ago, then a new pause in the last part of 90s, and back to D&D in '99 just before 3e, when I stumbled upon a small 3e news...

I voted yes, just after reading the first post, then I read the first page and half of the second, thought a bit about angels and pinheads, read some pay on third and fourth pages and come here to post... That's ADHD in action... But yeah, I think it's reasonable to expect some reading of the...

Seriously, I am the only one that thinks all this could be a really elaborate prank? I have verified, we aren't near April 1st, nor any equivalent in other cultures I am aware of, but the whole situation is way too crazy to be real, isn't it?

So they sell loaded dice? Because succeeding at so many Death Saves is simply uncanny... 😁

If I had to choose a Tom Cruise film, I would use Edge of Tomorrow, with TSR dying again and again, yet coming back...

While reading the original post, I believed it was a joke... Then I read the whole thread, and honestly I can't fully know if all that is a very elaborate joke or a very sad reality... In any case I am baffled...

I felt really hyped last week when I saw TSR was back (again), I even felt the day off nostalgia when I saw the cover of Giantlands (Larry Elmore's style transported me to my teen years). But the more I read about it, the more I feel bad. Special thanks about that too the community manager of...

It looks really good! A nice mix of old school and modernity, and I really like what you have said in the first post, so @Sacrosanct count me on for the Kickstarter!

Going to grab those PDFs now, I see some reading evenings in my near future... Re-reading the story hour, that will give me some almost twenty years old souvenirs. Really nice to see you here, compadre! So you're DMing 5e now? Are you doing a story hour or of it? I began a 5e campaign during...

Wait, wait, I know I have been absent here longtime... Would you be, by chance, the storyhour author formerly known as Nemmerle?

Hmmmm, I have always envisaged it as a immutable pact encrypted in a endless mystical chain built with eldritch blocks of links mined by extra-dimensional Modrons... (Yes, I think I have spent too much time around blockchain fanpeople)

I have really liked the quickstart! I love what they have done to adapt 5e to the Hellboy context. The Ingenuity and Doom mechanism is really nifty, I love the uses of Doom either on the moment to add a bad effet for the characters or to complicate things in the long term by slowly building up...

Woah, thanks for taking your time to explain your point! As I told you, I can really understand and relate, specially when thinking about Planescape. Yet I would love to see Planescape 5e and Darksun 5e books in my FLGS someday...

Well, I guess that then we must agree to disagree :)

Will, I guess I am not the target public, for me Prince of Persia will always be that: But I'm really happy they have done some remakes and a movie, even if I still think the original was better.

World Hunger counterspells, and Climate Change cast a huge buff on World Hunger

So you would rather let it die? I mean, if they don't do anything about it, the only people who will know Darksun will be the old grognards like us. And for me, loving a setting (or movie, or book) also means loving to share it, to make it available to as many people as possible. It reminds me...

Well, in IT the subject of master is indeed hot... I could tell you some tales about the long flame wars on the master-slave terminology on databases or the master branch on Git...