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From wiki: Established in 1969 and initially based on the personal collection of Rochester native Margaret Woodbury Strong, the museum opened to the public in 1982, after several years of planning, cataloguing, and exhibition development for the museum's new building in downtown Rochester.

Have the PDF links for folks that made late pledges for the VRC on Backerkit gone out yet?

Probably why it was reprinted in an Everything book. I'd hoped to see less of that this time...

I guess they could make the FR player's book as generic as one of the Everything books, so that I don't feel like I'm buying a bunch of chaff, but that would be a disservice to Realms fans.

Ha! I could see them doing that, just to piss me off. 😜

Pretty funny that they just threw SCAG under the bus. :LOL:

You can access your books on shigawire, once the thinking machines are destroyed!

At Gencon Jeremy Crawford revealed he was working on "new stuff for the Artificer". Maybe we'll find out what that's a part of.

A spell inspired by my 4 year old son: Summon Tormato.

Saint is a Latin loan word, the native English equivalent is Hallow, retained in the word Halloween which is All Saints Day Eve.

Vampire never sparked for me. I did love Mage the Ascension, though.

If 2e was a new edition, so is this, but I'd be fine with calling 2e D&D '89. 🙂

I've always played it as clerics deriving their power from faith in an ethos. In a traditional meddlesome gods set-up, the various ethea are set by divine command.

I'm not even Italian, but Giorgia Villa is definitely a favorite for me this Olympiad...

The only thing from D&D '24 I'm sure to adopt is the new conjure/summon spells. I'll look at other things and evaluate if they add any value, or if they might cause weird interactions.

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