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Someone explaining how wrong we are in desiring an awful format like PDF in 3, 2, 1... :D

Personally, I never really liked papyrus and parchment is right out. Only clay tablets for me.

Personally, I'm not Catholic, but this still seems a bit in bad taste, IMHO.

WotC has not published a PDF in several years. All digital products are released through D&D Beyond.

Phantom Menace has several issues, but I still like it and it is my favorite among the prequel trilogy.

I don't have much to contribute to this thread, apart from confirming that I'm personally severely brain-fogged.

Well, if we look at History, it is a natural evolution. First, we had War Communism, then the NEP followed and later we had the five-years plans.

GURPS Lite is very easy, approachable and understandable, IMHO.

In 1e, the barbarian was published in Unearthed Arcana. I don't have any data, but I've always assumed that it was a very well-known book, even if not universally liked.

El Eternauta is one of the great classics, IMO. I wonder how they will make the transposition. The author was executed, along with all of his daughters by the military regime in Argentina.

True. It is also possible that he might have negotiated something before retiring.

Do we really need a "scientific" explanation though?After all, it is the same universe where spaceships make whooshing sounds, fight like WW2 fighters and fall "down" along a mysterious "vertical" axis when shot...

It is actually quite safe, provided you land during the night.

So, it seems you were quite right. Except it was more like 5 months than a few years....

I certainly agree that alignment is completely useless to simulate anything in real life. I also think that there are RPGs where I'm interested in some kind of simulation or real life. AD&D, for me, is not such a game.

Personally, I find the descriptive version of alignment completely useless. As a descriptor it is very weak. Alignment must have cosmological and rules oomph or I'd rather not use it.

For me, the best version by far, is AD&D 1e (yes, that includes alignment languages). 5e, IMHO, is the worst version and, for that reason, I never use alignment in 5e at all. As a descriptor I find it useless.

The parrot attempts to perch on the top of the paddle. He quickly falls off, barely taking flight just before plunging in the water.

I voted Librarian and Jester. I'm personally keen to see new ideas.

Unless they changed things recently, limiting something under content sharing, only precluded other participants in a campaign from reading a specific source, but all the rules options remain available for characters.