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Yeah, we've watched it from the start. S5 is halfway through right now. One of the best things on TV, and Gary Oldman is just superb.

I will be surprised if it even matters, because I do not think this is about a TV show adaption of the Dragonlance Chronicles. Which is kind of a prerequisite premise for a lot of the speculation in this thread. I would be delighted if it was though.

Sure. Obviously.

On the contrary, that's what makes it a faith thing. History is littered with things which started off poorly but whose creators didn't give up, and it paid off in the long run--and often paid vast dividends. The corporate courage to keep going despite a weak start is something you don't see...

Why? The point is that they are fake, powerless clerics in a world without gods. The whole point of the story is that she's a cleric (of Mishakal) and brings the gods back to Krynn. These changes add nothing of interest.

Livestreaming as always Friday at 2pm UK time (9am Eastern)! We'll be talking about all the Forgotten Realms sourcebook previews, new editions for Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay and GURPS, and wondering what Weis, Hickman, and Manganiello are cooking up for Dragonlance. And more. Naturally...

I similarly bounced off Wheel of Time. Our anecdotes are not relevant.

You don’t make TV shows and movies for the book audience. You make them for the mainstream, who you assume are not familiar with the IP. Most people were not familiar with Iron Man, or Westeros, or, hell, even Middle Earth. Most people had not read a James Bond book when they made Doctor No...

Old World came out 8 years ago?

They do not. There’s usually a slight bump at the end (and that is part of the prediction there—you can see it) these days they make 30% of the total in the first day. The days of the U-shaped curve are long gone.

So this is looking increasingly unlikely. With 8 days to go it is currently trending towards $57K of the $150K they need.

What’s the gap a company should leave between bringing out a product and announcing a new edition?

You can’t use the word obscure in your definition of the word obscure.

That’s OK.

Actor and D&D superfan Joe Manganiello and Dragonlance co-author Tracy Hickman have both posted a cryptic image on their respective social medias showing themselves, along with Margaret Weis standing together in front of a large dragon statue at Wizards of the Coast's offices in Renton...

What's holding you back?

What's holding you back?