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What do the credits look like, if I may ask?

That's why I see it as great fodder for an adaptation: some good bones, bit not too much of a precious artistic opus to cause discomfort with major changes.

Good point. Interesting that thisnis the first WotC publication to name check a real world deity since Spelljammer over 3 years ago.

Nobody can take your campaign.

For the Factions, specifically the overtly evil Factions...how do they handle player characters? Like, can the player be part of a splinter section of the Cult of the Dragon that has a different modern theology or something...?

Some of us like Fantasy Mesopotamia.

OK, I didn't save my counter, but I think Call of Cthulu just passed Daggerheart... Old School representing hard.

Sounds like a feature, not a bug.

That's the Canadianess. As an American, watching a Canadian crime procedural is hilarious, a completely foreign approach to authority structures and laws, and a very different empatheticview on criminality. See also, Paw Patrol.

I mean, starting from the 1970s in Greenwood's home game, having decades ahead of it's time diversity and representation. It is tailor built for Canadian Great Lakers to just slip into barely disguised Rennfaire play, it is not terribly European in vibe to me, but very Canadian. The approach to...

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A very toolbox approach, so even a non-FR DM can get a lot out of that.

Nope, if they did anything to threaten Backwards Compatibility I would have been done.

Groggy as heck. I'm 40 now, I'm officially a grouchy old man. ;)

Well, not with that attitude they don't! :p

I mean, the DMG suggests that doing so is super easy and encourages changing and creation Backgrounds. Having some firm presets is nice, but literally the easiest of homebrew.

I mean, the ShiningSouth and other areas not detailed a full third of the landmass

I mean, I guess...? WotC spent a lot of energy letting people know there mindflauers in thst book via social media years ago already.

So, the consesnus choices: 5E D&D by a landslide (10 for "5E" or "2014, 5 for "2024"): also 14 for various older editions of D&D Traveller (11) Daggerheart (8)