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Also the word wizard has both A and I in it, so technically the PHB already has AI in it! We've all been fooled!

Vote with our dollars? Support businesses that pay creators? Create stuff ourselves? I choose not to use social media (other than EN World), and despite its proliferation into every aspect of life I still survive. I choose to not buy things from Amazon and instead spend as locally as possible...

I would have no interest in purchasing that. If it was AI using the work of others, I consider that plagiarism. If it was AI using their own materials, then it feels to me like they are selling reheated leftovers instead of something new.

Take a break.

That's a great answer from Ed Greenwood. I love the idea of the transformation of self-shape being something that's ingrained in Drow culture. Ed's take just feels very "Drow."

Maybe you need to put things more in the way of the characters' progress, rather than having options available? Would they have been more interested in the fey if they needed the help of a skilled smithy who was now charmed and tortured by a fey? Or if they could cross a bridge over a gorge...

This reminds me of a 5e game in which we wanted to create lightning rods to help us battle a giant storm elemental. The DM said that technology like lightning rods didn't exist in the game world. I tried to point out that the cantrip "Shocking Grasp" worked better against opponents in armor so...

Probiotic Soup!

Free soup for everyone!

Man I am so burned out on superhero movies. And yet that trailer really worked on me! It looks like Gunn is inspired by All Star Superman's maximalist take on Kal-El and I am really enjoying it.

The closest I got was in a "flashback" game I ran for a group I was normally a player in. Every once in a while the players would take a turn as DM to run a one-shot adventure which fleshed out the backstory of another character. I was asked to run the backstory adventure of the dwarf cleric...

Have you run around kicking a ball for no reason with other people? It's actually a lot of fun. So is throwing a frisbee, going for a jog, playing catch, riding a bike... many people do these activities with others without any competition for fun.

They'll all be on a Zoom call at the beginning of the movie and then the rest of the story just follows Ant Man trying to set up the perfect birthday party for his daughter and accidentally foiling the plans of Doom over and over again. (At least it would in my perfect movie!)

Competition is fun! But I don't think anyone is calling for the end of competition. But it's good to have a mix of opportunities for people and kids who want to participate in organized kinesthetic activities. It's a little surprising to see so much argument for having all games be competitive...

Is it really so difficult to think of reasons people would want to just "run around?" Exercise, building skills, building team work, social connections, enjoying the outdoors, fun... These are all reasons why someone would play a game without keeping score. I'm in a beginners-only adult soccer...

Oh man, this genre hits me just right. This is the kind of game I would love to play.

Okay I'll admit I haven't read the OP, but I wildly disagree with the premise of this thread. The assumptions made by the poster reveal their ideas about the topic are based entirely in slippery slope sealion strawman goalpost moving. The only thing they got right was what they said about the...

One thing I really like is how you can spend Trophy points to do things like change another user's avatar, choose the new color theme of EN World, or commission Snarf to write an article of your choice.

I get bored as a player, too. Some of the things I do to stay engaged and not be disruptive are: Take notes or draw maps for the group Track initiative Draw pictures of memorable events or NPCs I will also choose to play a character who doesn't excel at combat so that I'm forced to figure out...

What about cheering for the creators, artists, and writers who should be recognized and compensated for their work?