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Well, I mentioned Tusk Love in that particular reply because the half-Orc dude is a bit Fabio-esque. It’s not cozy, but in the steamy vein. I definitely gave Legends and Lattes a shout out earlier in the thread as an example of the readers The Feywild Job is aiming at.

Isn't the heist just the plot the cozy romance hangs on? The blurb is very little about the job itself, and mostly about the two characters, their past, and the romance. Romance does stuff like that. It's weird. I can see the type of reader this book is aimed at clearly. If anyone was going to...

I immediately thought of Xuna from Neverwinter, which of course was based on 4e. Her power was called Blood Bath.

Meteorologists are concerned people are going to confuse machine learning forecasting models with the generative AI used to make that graphic. It’s mentioned in the WaPo article. “…these kinds of errors could make the public distrust other forms of AI that are completely different from the...

That subset of the fanbase might be less likely to read something associated with the D&D brand anyway. I can see why they are aiming toward other parts of the romantasy fanbase. The parts that are also into Legends and Lattes or similar. I almost said “or enjoyed BG3,” but that crowd would...

It’s a shame because meteorologists are now concerned that public trust will erode in regards to computer models actually used in weather forecasting. ETA: machine learning models different than the generative AI used to create the graphic...

While this poll is an interesting discussion starter, it is not nearly scientific enough to base anything on. The self-selection bias for starters. :LOL: Here are some interesting Pew Research surveys on views on AI in general...

I don't think anyone had a problem with the existence of evil Lolth-worshiping drow in Menzoberranzan. Just the idea that drow are biologically predisposed to evil because of some curse.

Was the player perhaps using the term “security camera” as a shorthand to refer to any magical surveillance device, such as the scrying eyes in BG3? The scrying eyes are essentially security cameras.

They looked like pumps or ankle boots with with low, thin heels. They didn't look like cowboy boots. https://www.meg-andrews.com/item-details/Persian-Riding-Shoes/9722

The typo has people really thinking Astarion's name is spelled with an e. :ROFLMAO: https://forgottenrealms.fandom.com/wiki/Astarion_Ancun%C3%ADn

There is a typo in the title and body of the EN World article. The character's name is spelled "Astarion" not "Asterion."