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Up to the group. The description can be short but clearly be informed by the traits used, or the player can flat out state why they are using some/all of the traits, or whatever you prefer. It's probably easiest to get in the habit of stating why each trait is used at first, so players get used...

Glad to hear that! I'm also on the fence. Setting sounds almost verbatim what I've been trying to build on my own, but (unsurprisingly) more developed and fleshed out. ...but it's 5e, and unless I can convert it pretty easily to not-5e, it may be too much system-stuff I'm not going to use. The...

Something interesting to me is how Demiplane is capturing all the big name publishers and systems, while Role and Fari are focused on more indie/niche titles and systems. They're all solidly in the digital space, but are very encouraging of games that have healthy, sometimes even innovative...

Although the Marvel Multiverse RPG had a rocky start, the Demiplane version of it has been swiftly updated, and seems to load content very fast. It wasn't mind blowing, but it was extremely handy from the jump. With their focus on additional functions you don't see in DDB, I really think they...

Literally nothing they've done since Jan 1st has made any sense. It's like is a weird other multiverse version of WOTC took over on NYE and it's not just "the evil version" but actually the "everyone is Loki version". Mischief, betrayal, illusions, enchantments...it all adds up.

Yeah, that's probably the biggest reason why Swordsfall became vaporware. How is "we're looking at systems, and because we're unsure of the status of Cortex Prime at this moment, we've got people on the team that can do game design" damning? Since it's Kickstarter, the point is that you hand...

Basically everyone involved in Into the Motherlands has been professionally involved in gaming for quite some time now. Even if they aren't all game designers and publishers by trade, they've been very close with people that are, and several of them have plenty of credits to their own names that...

Very good point!

Is it possible (or maybe the better question is "is it likely") that they get a cut of the box office? I don't really know how deals like that work at this level of film, so I'm genuinely curious. Because if it's true they already got their cut of the pie, then I'm much more amenable to...

But the point remains that Kobold Press has all of these things as a basis to work off of that are their IP, which WOTC doesn't own, and if there is a potential for derivative claims, they have plenty of precedent to fall back on, at the least. Again, I'm simply saying that have a bank of both...

They don't want to publish "everything in the 5e rules." They want to publish a game system that uses the open parts (in the current draft, that would be the CC mechanics spelled out from the SRD 5.1) and build their own Classes, Races, Spells, Monsters, etc. Since they already have a giant back...

Precisely. All PF2e books out today are fine. But if one published after this all goes into effect references the spell Magic Missile (a spell that exists in PF2e, to be clear), is it going on WOTC's radar to be dealt with in court or via C&D, or does it constitute a "sublicensed" product since...

Pathfinder Pawns and either Pathfinder Beginner Box 2e if they want crunchy high fantasy or Cairn if they want something more lite and roguelike. Very cheap either way you go.

If “OGL 1.1” isn’t something that’s crossed your social media feed over the past couple weeks then you are likely having a better January than most publishers in the TTRPG industry! And for those in the know, well…you know what a dumpster fire* current events have become, and you deserve to...

It certainly is among publishers/content creators. For many hobby players, I can't really see how this would really be on their radar. 95% of the players aren't going to be immediately affected by this, and probably don't even WANT to read a license or contract, never mind hear talk about...

I was shocked they'd even float the idea of a video in the first place, prerecorded or otherwise. Especially if it's a stopgap to buy time before release/revision.

Maybe a stream is in the works on D&D Beyond's twitch, instead, but in an hour (1:30pm PST / 4:30pm EST). Could also be a regularly scheduled weekly stream, so... who knows!

I've got their Twitch and YouTube up, but it doesn't look like there's even a wait screen, so I'm kinda thinking this may not happen... https://www.youtube.com/user/DNDWizards

Hasbro is well-known for owning properties and putting them in cold storage or selling them off strategically. Given how meteoric and consistent D&D's rise has been since they've owned it -- with the only obvious "slump" during 4e (and that still successful by any bar within the tabletop sphere)...

Then you're all set because you still have everything you already own for D&D!