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Well, well, well. Guess who decided to return to D&D and now is buying two sets of the core books... <<-- This guy! Gonna pick up both standard and alternate. Love 'em all.

I know this is probably common knowledge but I failed on my skill roll. Are these, like previous alternate covers, only available through Brick and Mortar stores? Because if they are, I've got a store near me that will be getting some money!!

Is this back? I must have missed it.

Long time fan of D&D (Started in 1981) and I don't feel marginalized in any way. Do the new games have a different feel and aim at slightly different things? Sure. But... I'm glad it's not stagnant. When I want to relive the games of my childhood, I just play those games. I spend a lot of money...

:::shyly raises his hand::: Um, I've never taken any feat in 5e. :::ducks back into the shadows::: HOWEVER, I think they should be available for those who do want them.

Yeah... I was ... uh... looking at her tattoo as well. Uh.... yeah. :LOL:

Myself, I'm super excited to see where they take Greyhawk and how I can manipulate it to fit into my World of Greyhawk. Just like I did with From the Ashes.

Because Greyhawk is cool! LOL. No… really. I think Greyhawk is cool.

Love it.

Ok. So… Greyhawk and the Cartoon Party? I’m so sold on 2024.

Are there any good podcasts that are predominately women playing? I find that the story lines and play are markedly different between women and men. I find both quite engaging but different which is really nice.

Knowing and Caring are separated by an Ocean of Indifference.

Oh, please. WTF. 90% of the marketplace doesn't know or care about what WOTC does or hasn't done. They don't know nothing except that D&D is synonymous with RPGs and RPGs are fun and, if you want to get a game together easily and quickly, D&D is the way to go. It's only people like us who...

Pretty much this. I am very seldom interested in playing a non-human. Very seldom. Like almost never. I vastly prefer playing a human. Don't know why. Just do.

I like it. More importantly, my 28 year old daughter said (excitedly): "That's a wizard I could play!" Which, I would think, is the demographic that D&D should be shooting for. Not old, crusty bastards like me.

I've never watched Deborah Ann Woll. Is she fun to watch run a game?

Yes, Savage Pathfinder has much more niche protection, but it's still not huge. But there is more there.

Absolutely! And they're very welcome! It's good to get a view from both sides. People like me who absolutely adore Savage Worlds have a tendency to gloss over the negative things. But I guess that's the same with any form of entertainment. We maximize the good and minimize the bad.

Oh, gosh. I really should have mentioned this! Thanks for bring it up. I agree with DBM in that it's edges that really differentiate characters. (Think sorta kinda Feats but not really. But close). Depending what is picked characters with similar skills and attributes can play very, very...

Remember: This is all my opinion and will differ between groups. Savage Worlds works about the same for long campaigns in that the characters pick up new powers, abilities, etc. growing in strength and versatility as things go along. The difference in SW and 5e is that 5e tends to have bigger...