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Okay.

My brothers and I started with BECMI when my parents bought us the Basic Set. We played that for years before we discovered AD&D. Sometime around the same time, I discovered Dragon magazine and all the ads for all the other RPGs out there. I don't remember what was first, but it was either Star...

I include the deck in literally every D&D campaign I run. I am not sure this is the right moment, however.

Indeed it is. Classic vizier who usurped the crown. Stat wise -- very high level wizard. The PCs were all directly wronged by the Susurper in their backstories, and they are building their own power as well as a coalition of factions to take him down. There are dragons in the region.

The same reason real teams need specialists. In the worlds where "thieves" are a thing, need arises from the presence of theifly things. It is the same as hackers in cyberpunk and occultists in Victorian horror. Now, if you want to argue that you "can do that with skills" the answer would be...

In my campaign, the PCs are trying to finance a revolution (as well as find cool gear to take on the BBEG). They recently went to explore a location where they discovered that a cult had tried to summon Tiamat from Avernus by amassing a treasure hoard worthy of her. The ritual was interrupted by...

He did not say the products use AI. He said he used AI in his personal games. And then you decided he was a monster or some nonsense.

Just like a number of other hot button issues. Just eliminate it from the discourse and save everyone the time and the heartache.

I am not sure that it is useful or appropriate to leverage moral judgements over something so ultimately trivial, especially on this board where arguing about sensitive topics is largely verboten. But, you know, you do you.

Which is what I am hoping to hear about.

Are Trophy Dark and Trophy Gold the same?

And moral of the story is that EVERYONE does better monsters than WotC -- including you yourself.

Out of curiosity, how do you implement FG for IRL play?

Of interest: Outgunned Bundle

I am very happy with FGU as a desktop tool. But I have run into real people in the real world that would not use it because you have to load it like a program, rather than run it through a browser. My point was simply that reducing price is not the only barrier.

This is the whole point. Stories of survival against insurmountable odds are inherently dramatic. Except in TTRPGs, it seems.

Vancwhoovians is infinitely more suprabundilious.

It feels weird that people seem happy about this. I have a couple, mostly gifts from people who know I am a nerd but don't really get what kind of nerd, but they seem harmless enough.

I have a friend who runs a game club in his school, and he says that it is very common for the players to use Beyond while the GM still runs from books. I wonder how typical that is.

For the record, I have always had impeccable customer service from FG anytime I (rarely) have an issue.