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You have to love lines like this: "and this collaboration reflects our evolution and commitment to our ‘Playing to Win’ strategy, building a stronger presence in digital play." WotC has Evolved and is Playing to Win! Truly inspiring marketspeak I must say!

I’d love to see something similar to Baldurs Gate 3 but in the Tolkien universe. Let me play the fellowship from beginning to end with some turn based combat and deep interpersonal relationships.

Have to love irony of this quote: "Season 3 finale was designed to offer some closure." C'mon. Closure for who and what? Just admit that the parties (Amazon/Sony) couldn't agree to terms and move on. Can't say I'm surprised. They probably needed to do the Andor approach instead (condense the...

Will be interested in seeing an actual response to this from GG. Even if this is mostly false, I really think Joe should just put a fork in this project

Not at all. Bible is the exactly the right level of spinach-fueled charisma the party needs.

Another caster or two would be good. We have a couple of fighters, a Druid, and a rogue.

I’m in! Jack will get his winter puffer jacket.

It might be better to have a single elemental domain with bonus spells by element.

Not sure if the are counter, but agree it feels more like an option or expansion. Of course they would have to be named Shadowholds…points of light that are strongholds against the creeping darkness.

Agreed. Could pivot to going on adventures to gain resources necessary to level your domain. Could also level with diplomacy and other political actions that enhance your domain. Sounds fun.

Black dragon breath melts monk.

Just did mine and added the DM screen to the premium slipcase. Need me some screen time.

Two anthologies I really like are Night Winds by Karl Edward Wagner (Kane) and At the Edge of the World by Lord Dunsany.

Second this. While I like DCC, I like Shadowdark even better. More streamlined and no wonky dice. The Arcane Library just did a big Kickstarter for the campaign setting which includes books on specific locations.

The Lost City of Gaxmoor (5e version, which is a little cleaned up from the 3e version) might float your boat. Not perfect by any means, but has some interesting elements to it.

Knowledge is power - I’d keep this up for awareness, as well as any future updates in case GG comes out with a more specific response at some point.

I'm not going to judge (no pun intended) GG without hearing more details on what the terms of the licensing agreement are, but if the agreement includes sharing the proceeds from actual sales with that particular person, this is going to be a strong pass. Would be really disappointed in GG if...

Thanks for this. I have been trying to connect to their website and it just keeps timing out. It definitely feels like a timing issue, with the website troubles perhaps compounding things.

I’m thinking GG wants to make sure they message this carefully. Perhaps they got excited and wanted to get this out at the Con before they had that nailed down. Or perhaps they had a message at the Con and they just haven’t sent that out more broadly yet.

Over on Reddit and Bluesky there were posts stating Goodman had bought out most of the IP from Judges Guild. Still, I’d also like to see an announcement from GG to confirm.