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One does get the impression thst Greenwood is a better DM than a writer, so it could be somewhat of a failure to communicate a moment he made work at a table.

Basically the one advantage of this being in a digital only release: nobody bought the awkward phrasing in a permanent printed book.

And Mercer is joining the cast!

The world is simply not ready for the Whiskey Tango Foxtrot of a film that really gets Phillip K. Dicks real points, mixing LSD with neo-Gnostic mysticism. "Deciphered, my novel tells a quite different story from the surface story (…). The real story is simply this: the return of Christ, now...

 Essentially there are no Halfling or Gnome polities in Greyhawk: you have to look at the birthplace charts or wandering encounter tables to glran that basically Hnomes and Halflings, like Hill and Mountain Dwarves, live out in the boonies of the hills and mountain here's beyond the defined...

Exactly, this happens to all of us...and the 20s has been intense for inflation.

Yea, though admittedly my friends are not the norm in most ways (both PhDs, MIT educated scientists). Apparently people playing Magic currently fall into three fairly equal groups: brand new players, people who have been playing a few years, and people who have been playing for ten years or...

I mean, I have literally seen my godson and his siblings do that.

Right, most people who play aren't plugged into the Meta, they are kitbashing Commander decks. The deck building game there is casual and fun.

Because Greenwood has over 4 decades of Dalelands specific prep notes, probably.

All in good time.

Two big issues with those regions: first, they never have received much attention. Second, in 4E they were obliterated. So they are both obscure and controversial. Not a good combo for development focus. However, if they did a Shining Soith plus Zakahara book thet gives these areas a proped new...

In this short talking about the background to the genesis of the Cosmere RPG, Johnny O'Neal drops a hint that the Plotweaver generic RPG will have guidelines for generating characters using the Call to Adventure board game, similar to the current guidelines for Stormligjt or using Call to...

The usual lead time is about 3 months, that's the closest to product release WotC has announced stuff historically as they have to get the word out to distribution at that point.

Don't mind us, we are juat going stir crqzybnelbecause thisnis the first time in like 3 years there is no known product after Eberron drops soon.

The whole cards thing irritates me, but this game is moving onto my Borthday/Christmas wishlist at this point. Too unsure if I want it myself to invest dkrectly, but good fodder for a gift suggestion for an interesting surprise.

I mean, quite the contrary, the game being pretty pick up and go is a big reason Magic really isn't having problems. True, though the ad hoc nature of kitchen play means all sorts of wild things are provavly going on. Commander is perfect for casual social play, and for kitbasbinf something out...

Weird zero sum thinking, that it is impossible for both Daggerheart and D&D to thrive.

It has always seemed sensible and probable to me. Over the years, I have spent a few hundred dollars on Magic (bits and bobs here and there, nothing huge), but I have never drafter or done FNM or any sort of formal play. And how they know is obvious enough: serious market research. You would...

Strixhaven: Omens of Chaos by Seanan McGuire.