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You need to feel the weight of the history it represents! ;)

Nice! That they made it metal is also very 'authentic'. Link to manufaturer and product: Sirius Metal Miniatures: 1977 D&D Holmes Boxed But I personally have not played the original boxed set, so have no investment in that illustration piece. Now The original Red Box art is a different story...

@kronovan Don't blame Asmodee, blame the people 'selling' (merging) FFG in the first place: the original FFG owners. One can not buy what someone else does not want to sell... I have seen no announcements that Games Workshop lost the LotR license for their miniatures game, it's still for sale...

Could be they are OOP at the moment and awaiting a reprint? But if it's just for the table, why not make a condensed version in B&W, print it out and ring bind it. You could easily add or replace pages that way (errata). Way cheaper (probably)!

Oof! I know your pain! Moved earlier in the year, still have to unpack all 56 boxes (52L each) of RPG/wargaming books, that's not counting the room with the board/cardgame collection, and the room with the miniatures collection... And then the realization that this is ridiculous and you need to...

Had a browse through the Drakkenheim books, looks fun, interesting to run, and is available for FVTT. It's one of those settings/campaigns I keep in my back-pocket for when needed. But as I'm currently running a custom Undermountain campaign and also have Ember in my back-pocket, I have D&D5e...

Have you actually checked what you're claiming? Because when I look around here, even online stores are mostly carrying the IM Starter Set and preorders for the SW book, nothing else. Heck even Amazon.nl has only 4 left in stock of the core IM book... When looking in neighboring countries, most...

Wait... There was a story? ;) I played it, but to be honest I don't remember the story... But NWN1/2 were pretty epic in their scope of what you could do, both as characters and as DM. That is what I remember or NWN...

I'm guessing that this isn't the first thing you've encountered something that you've never heard of, that doesn't mean it doesn't work, it isn't good, or it isn't popular amongst a certain crowd. It's been mentioned on this forum before... As for 3D VTTs, Darjr did a poll almost 3 years ago...

It was either that or pay dividends... :devilish:

No one was looking for smartphones when they started making smartphones, now everyone has them... And it's not like no one wants 3D maps, TaleSpire is a better example of how you do that, as is the 3D module for Foundry VTT, there are a couple of other projects in development along these lines...

From what I know about 'stories', they tended to be warnings and often horrific. Stories around ancient pantheons tend to be not all that great. Something like Beowulf I wouldn't call a feel good story, nor would I call the original fairy tales all that kid friendly either... Imho you have...

The correct spelling is Ditzz...

Looking at the picture: Are those Hobbitses? ;)

They are a business that runs primarily on IP they don't own, they have to milk it as fast and for as long as they can. It's not just Warhammer (40k), they also do Doctor Who and The Laundry (and they have a history of licensed titles). I also suspect that it's a confluence of different events...

It's just that a lot of folks don't appreciate flag waving and others do...

That depends entirely on your perspective. You could even make a point that whatever Ed Greenwood thought up, anything outside that isn't 'Forgotten Realms'. OR Everything which TSR/WotC put a FR logo/label on is 'Forgotten Realms'. Personally I think 'Forgotten Realms' is separate from the...

My best guess: prejudice... Sidenote: That illustration wants me to barf rainbows! I have no issue with the subject matter, but I strongly dislike the illustration style. And while the Beholder in love is cute, it's imho at best a playful illustration. If this is your D&D game, and you like it...

Then I wonder, it was an adventure for the number of players and levels your group was at the time? Some people do look at the level, but forget the number of players. For the right edition? And rule 0 for DMs running published adventures = adjust to party. DMing is a TON of work, we all know...