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Let the record show that I did in fact type out the phrase "naughty word", rather than anything that was caught by the obscenity filter.

She's also recently tweeted her negative feelings about getting rid of the OGL.

Naughty word 'em indeed, friend. Naughty word 'em indeed.

I mean - I totally agree, but I don’t really see a downside. If putting something out this weekend means I get to publish ‘The Haunted Hack’ down the line? Great! If it doesn’t? Then I’ll probably never try to publish a Black Hack derived game. I either lose little or gain quite a bit.

Hrm. I actually have been working on and off on an OSR game where you play as 1880s ghosts - maybe I should polish up an art-less quickstart and upload it to DTRPG this weekend, just so it has a nice, bright origin timestamp on it.

Just so I’m clear - offering an ‘anything’ now, so that if things play out certain ways, we would be party to the license for other arbitrary projects in the future?

What was Morrus' advice?

What were the five things?

"The Curmudgeon in the Cellar strikes again!" ::Hasbro exec angrily shakes his fist at the sky::

…I hadn’t even thought of this in relation to Winningers’ sudden departure. That’s an interesting question, though I doubt we’ll ever know the answer.

As much as I enjoy D&D, it would be cool to get Call of Cthulhu to the table.

What thread is this? I'd be curious to take a look as well.

If you see a faded sign at the side of the road that says fifteen miles to the...

Your what!?

tl:dr I'm a sucker for campaign settings.

If it's helpful, the 2e Planescape product 'A Guide to the Astral Plane' has a writeup of it, with a very cool illustration of it:

The Astral plane has a truly huge cloud of nonintelligent undead drifting through it - the Bone Cloud. As movement on the Astral is based on one's intelligence, they can't move under their own power, and just drift through the expanse. You'd think this would be a thing to be avoided, but some...

Thank you for the writeup! I'll freely admit I'm pretty ignorant of what's happening on the MTG side of the fence. 'March of the Machine' just sounded awful close to 'The Great Modron March'. If I'm honest, I feel the same way. I liked the older approach from 2e/3e - do you want a multiverse...

Wait, what? Did they announce something?