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I don't understand the love for Arcane. Maybe I'm weird but the first season didn't hook and my son thought the 2nd season was worse so I just dropped it. What do you think is so great about Arcane?

Small sample size, but yes I have been happy with changes from book to screen and sometimes wish they had changed more (JP)

Thank for these posts - I always appreciate seeing your selections

Glad you are posting these here too - thank you!

No that it matters - but I think you need to check those numbers again!

While I agree with the general sentiment, I disagree with the bold part. No one does exactly what I want, but that is the beauty of house rules and the beating heart of D&D IMO - make the game your own!

IMO, the setting of FR is Toril. Anything on Toril is the assumed setting of FR. Anything outside Toril: Feywild, Shadowdark, elemental planes, great wheel, etc. is connected but not specifically part of FR. Those areas are part of the larger D&D setting.

There are lots of ways to handle that, but if that is what your players want to do they will probably not be happy with the solutions. Though some may change there attitude - you never know. However, it seems to me that you need to find players that suite your style of play more than anything...

Probably no one thought it would last that long!

Well the people in charge should care about profit most, I mean they are responsible for the lives of thousands of people (at WotC and/or Hasbro). If they do not care about profit that would be incredible inhumane and cruel. However, caring about profit most doesn't tell you much. If they care...

The problem with that idea is WotC doesn't have a highest priority. A company is not a conscious living thing. There are many people that make up the company and I am sure that many of the people within WotC have different priorities. As such, WotC has many priorities and the highest of them is...

Again, I think you are the only one saying that. There is a difference between pointing out reality and discussing the things thar are important in life. People are not suggesting that commercial success is the only thing matters. They are simply stating the reality that commercial success is...

OK, That is an older transitional stat block. It should have had a speed. I need to pull out my flash drives to look at older versions to see where I had the speed. I will try to do that tomorrow and get back to you.

As far as I can tell you are the only one suggesting that school of thought

I'm the OP and i explained the intent and what was in the Stat block of one version of the PDF; the version you are looking at must have the placeholder Stat blocks that are meant to be ignored and replaced in the next (and final) version. It is also possible I made a mistake in another version...

No, they said nothing about good design. There argument is that there is not a strong reason to change course if what you are doing is successful. Success =/= good design

I am not sure which version you are looking ( the most current version is an incomplete placeholder and will be replaced), but the was a trait called shared movement that explained that the parts can use the bidy's speed which is shared amongst all the parts

are youe unfamiliar with mythic monsters from WorC?

As @Parmandur mentioned, Theros and Fizban's have mythic monsters that have two stages. The 2nd stage is mostly the same but with an extra ability or two. In Bigby's the giant scions (IIRC) have two phases with two completely different stat blocks. I have done some experiments with both...

It is a part of those as much as the Feywild is a part of those. Personally I think all 3 of those settings could have connections to the Feywild. I mean the Domains of Dread are the dark shadow of the Domains of Delight are they not?