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It depends on the puzzle: If it's A fits into B, then there is only one solution to solve the puzzle, but could the group bypass the lock entirely by being creative? Most of our group hate puzzles, particularly the only one solution puzzles with no way to circumvent those puzzles. I'm...

Because if the Warlock player wanted to play a Cleric, they would have done so... Many people view the 'pact' as something already paid for power, like selling your soul to a devil or whatever entity they made a pact with. Warlock does not mean cultist or priest, it can be, but it isn't by...

It doesn't matter that you disagree, it matters what the DM/players of a particular game think. The issues can be many, as you describe, one of those issues could be putting a player on the spot that isn't that creative ad-hoc. My personal pet peeve would be that I, as a player would be...

I don't inherently dislike DLC (microtransactions), it just depends what it is, for what it is, how it's priced, how long you can use it, etc. Would I like $8 horse armor? No. Do I like a $5/$30/$120 VTT module? Sure, just depends on what it is. People forget that when they buy a bear or a cup...

The reality is that depending on the occasion we would love to play in person, BUT... Our group of friends moved all over the country, and some moved to different countries. Playing every other week in person just isn't an option, especially not when a player is on the other side of the globe...

Some of us read: Wizards of the Coast Head Explodes... ;)

I'm not opposed or anything, but isn't Traveller not a little bit too mainstream for this series? Heck it's as old as Star Wars! There already was a whole slew of Traveller interviews last year, not on here, but elsewhere, the one with Mongoose Matt is here: That channel has four interviews...

Last month it was baking, this month it was space, I was fully expecting space cake... ;) The first KS mentioned raised $709... Curious about the difference between the new Blue Planet and the 1st edtion BP. The third KS mentioned raised $288k and will deliver product by the end of 2026. I'm...

No... Probably more like 2014-2015, as in 2008 I was still enthusiastic about a D&D4e, as mechanically I found it very strong. I even bought everyone in my group 4e PHBs to start playing it, and bought most of the 4e products during it's lifetime. It's just that none of us ever felt motivated to...

I would but 2024 at a 7.5, but rounded down, 2014 at a 7. Older editions have now lower ratings then they would have had in the past. D&D4e would rate a 0 for D&D purposes, higher then that as a WoW pnp RPG... D&D3.5e I would now rate as a 6.5 and AD&D2e as a 6.

People have been playing D&D for 50+ years, some started 51 years ago, others yesterday, most of us somewhere in between. For a lot of people D&D was the first pnp RPG they ever played, for others it was a 'better' option at the time. For me I started pnp RPGs with the Dutch version of The Dark...

One was born to power, one made a deal for power, and the last one studied for power.

It looks like they shipped three times depending on the products you ordered and when you paid for shipping, that this happened with tariffs you can't blame them for, that's your countries problem. Crowdfunding projects are done when they are done and this seems to have been done on schedule...

If someone where to cut a few dozen Internet cables, the US would be completely cut of from the rest of the world... :ROFLMAO:

It kind of depends exactly what you mean by mind control. But as with anything, a thing is not just good or evil, it's the use of it. Buttering my bread with a knife is OK, stabbing random people is not. I prefer mind alteration, if you can use an ability that affects the mind to influence...

And then the question becomes, does customs listen to their courts or their president...

Yeah... It really differentiated Paizo in the D&D-esque space, a sort of a monthly magazine for running adventures. It might be an upgrade, but the monthly adventures were a unique format, each clocking in at 96 pages, you could just buy one and never run the rest. Also 3x 96 = 288, not 256...

Also keep in mind that books are not tariffed at the moment, so if they do the printing in China, and the final assembly in the US. They only pay tariffs for the boxes, screens, cards, dice, and mini/biggie dragon. Also keep in mind that if they import that, they're not paying the tariffs over...

WotC has been in the 'gambling' racket and aiming at young nerds since 1993...

So they start in 7 years, right on time for the next edition... ;)