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The discussion also seems to be a last trailing remnant of the old debate about whether player characters and monsters need to use the same mechanics or not. 3e/3.5 leaned heavily in that direction that monsters that appear for a few rounds be mechanically built the same as PCs that last an...

I’m eager to see the extras included!

I’m exactly the same!

Yup, my preorder was fulfilled last night.

I think others are narrowing in on the scope WotC wants to help newcomers learn. The named wizards in spells. Characters named in items or artifacts. Big recurring villains in adventures. The major characters of import of planar realms.

A new fanzine! I can’t wait for some fan content!

If you want to pull from the Unearthed Arcana playtests, doesn’t the Magic Initiate 1st-level feat for the backgrounds that offer it then choose Build Your Background but pick and choose and grab the feat for the Primal spell list plus choice of ability give thorn whip using Charisma?

After diving into both Stars Without Number and Worlds Without Number, I have become a fan of a near equivalent of “Glance” called “Shock”. I’m not a strong fan of the name, but in SWN/WWN close melee combat is assumed to be so dangerous that with a highly trained user of a weapon it is highly...

I dunno, I pre-ordered a copy from the iTunes Movies store this week.

This thread about Kobold Press’s hyperbole has (predictably?) veered into a familiar long dark road. 🙃

It’ll be released released one week after John Wick: Chapter 4, which could carry strong into the D&D movie release weekend. I wondered if that is one reason for so many pre-release screenings.

Having read the interview a while ago, and having seen the movie last weekend, it’s fine. It is certainly no where close to the realm of what anti-woke activists rail against as emasculation. In the interview they’re clearly joking around how they are not putting out a hyper-violent...

These two fellas… Thief Acrobat and barbarian from AD&D unearthed arcana

Among Carl Sargent’s best. But that was the cover of Mines of Bloodstone. The Mines of Bloodstone - Wikipedia

I totally trust a list with a movie with a 7.4 rating as a higher rating than the Godfather.

Yup! And can confirm the D&D cartoon characters had a nod.

I took my mom, wife, and daughter. They all enjoyed it a lot. My daughter loved the owlbear antics, my mom loved the ending, and my wife said it was great but wanted much more Regé-Jean Page.

Others have summed up everything well. It felt there was a sputtering start, but it got going. A lot of scenes early had payoff points for scenes or characters later. Some that were just subtle character development and others more overt. A handful of whole-theater laugh out loud scenes. Choked...