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The Warlock of Firetop Mountain gets a shrine all its own.

Bold move. I wonder what the crossover rate between sportsball and D&D is these days.

That's amazing. Too rich for me though. Painting GW minis and assembling a Rivendell terrain piece would be cheaper!

Want your d20 to roll a 20? Microtransaction.

So, I'm thinking that since a normal male gorilla weighs about 400 lb, stands about 2m high and has an armspan of 2.6m, and a reach of 1.3m, and 800lb gorilla would be 2x the weight, and volume scales with cube root of weight, so 1.25x the height and arm span, or 3.27m arm span, and net reach...

It is impossible to do a Bretzel stretch and not feel silly.

Got into F &SF & RPGs during the Satanic Panic, when playing D&D (or anything other than traditional sportsball) made you an instant outcast at school. I am so glad the geeks inherited the earth as was foretold.

Forgive? Not yet, but eventually. Forget? Absolutely not.

I think "You can't take the dice from me!" is our new anthem.

Hopefully permanently. Though WotC has burned so much goodwill I'm not certain whether to celebrate yet. How do we know we can trust them?

BOTTOM LINE UP FRONT (No, I didn't use that acronym in my survey feedback).

I'm making it clear my red line. BLUF: DO NOT DEAUTHORIZE THE OGL1.0(a).

Huh. Improving. But I'm thinking I don't like it because they are trying to put toothpaste back in the tube: taking formerly open content and trying to make it closed. I think that's a no-go.

If I can just buy the books by themselves, I don't need a subscription.

And in that moment the RPG smiths heard the words and knew they had been deceived ... OneD&D to rule them all OneD&D to fight them OneD&D to bring them all And in the darkness bind them. In the land of WotC where the shadows lie.

Given the current OGL controversy and the need to pressure WotC to back down and endorse OGL1.0(a)'s continued existence, I wondered if the powers that be here at EN World (i.e., Morrus) would be open to a modest proposal. To whit: Take down (or at least mask) the "Upcoming D&D" sidebar and all...

So there's a monthly physical product coming with a monthly subscription?

Not a damn cent without a physical product. If Dungeon & Dragon were republished in paper I'd subscribe again. Otherwise, I buy products I feel I will use but I will not subscribe to something transient.

I can do that. This is war. War is a battle of wills. Our will has to be stronger than theirs for as long as it takes for them to surrender. (To be honest -- I can't hurt WotC much myself as they were the only company I bought D&D content from! Though no D&D movie or Baldur's Gate 3 for me now.)

Not just MTG. We need to pressure every WotC licensee right now. Dropping licenses cuts off brand growth which is one of the thing they are targeting for revenue growth. The D&D brand needs to become (temporarily) radioactive to get WotC to surrender.