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No, it does not. Actually, I think there's a dice rolled, but TBH, I've never used it.

My experience with VTTs is somewhat limited, but Roll20 and Owlbear Rodeo both allow to run games for free.

My question is this: when will we be able to finally meet an ampersand?

The parrot bravely flies lower in a desperate attempt to distract the monster. They say that fortune favors the brave, but the Fates just laugh at the silly antics of dumb birds.

Could the parrot try to fly around it and distract the Kraken in order to help the others?

Well, I had plenty of space on my hard drive. However, today I tried again and - after apparently downloading everything from scratch, it worked! It does look very nice. Unfortunately, at least at the moment, my players do not seem very interested in trying it out.

A week ago I received a code for the beta and I had the same issue. I tried several times, after re-starting the PC, but then I gave up.

I was referring to the part in which you have an escape DC for the grapple, but you are stunned and thus can't escape.

This ability is identical in the 2014 Mind Flayer (except for the escape DC).

Yesterday I got my copy of the Monster Manual for D&D 2024 (alternate cover). I had pre-ordered it back in September and I was told by the store manager that I was lucky, because their distributor had delivered far less copies than the amount that was ordered by the store.

I haven't read this magazine, but it was previously discussed in this thread.

My reading is that, in order to activate the trigger, the pudding must fulfill the first two conditions (being medium or large and having 10+ HPs), and either one of the last two (being bloodiend or struck by lightning).

They get in trouble with law enforcement but in the end they are rescued by sympathetic lawyers. The legal eagles are coming!

I've watched this great documentary only relatively recently and I immediately bought it on BR. If Jodorowsky had managed to create his movie (an actual impossibility, I think) it would have been completely crazy but also awesome, IMO.

The "Dollars Trilogy" by Sergio Leone with Clint Eastwood as "The Man With No Name". A Fistful of Dollars For a Few Dollars More The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

Nice, I didn't know that. Personally, when I re-started playing AD&D (about 20 years ago, now), I "smoothed out" the attack and saving throw tables and, later, I did the same for OSE.

I'll have to take your word for it. It never occured to me that it wasn't a fancy piece of cardboard, but rather a book that I could read,

Well, as long as we all agree that female orcs are genetically lawful evil and cannot exceed 18/75 strength, there should be no issues...

If you are curious, you can see the listing with and the covers here: https://www.tsrarchive.com/add/add.html#Mystara

Even though I feel that there are many things that could be improved, I find it an incredibly useful tool both as a player and as a DM. Furthermore, as you note, with less engaged players it is even more precious.