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Yeah. I love a good open world exploration game, but in this instance I was suggesting I wanted something mindless and easy, like the action RPG equivalent of a racing game.

In a couple weeks I am running a "Learn to play Daggerheart" session at a regional con. What do you think are the right classes to use for the pre-gens for ostensibly first time Daggerhearters? Daggerheartians?

While I think putting Baker in charge of the Elder Scrolls TTRPG would be AWESOME...

I assume they are going to do something for it. But obviously this product is not whatever that is.

So with confirmation that Beadle & Grimm's new platinum edition is a new book from WotC, we can really get the speculation going. Does "pre-orders in June" say anything about release date? Do these platinum editions usually come out at the same time as the book from WotC, or is there a lag? If...

Ah. Gotcha. ETA: Link for anyone interested. Upcoming Products – Beadle & Grimm's Pandemonium Warehouse

Me too! I ran a first test session last week and the second is this week. Despite some Roll20 related hiccups, it went well so far.

Or it is a platinum edition of Strahd for the 10 year anniversary.

I recently purchased Marvel Multiverse RPG and I like it. I am going to run it at an upcoming con.

It is already ubiquitous in indie audiobooks. "Virtual voice."

I feel like this is the inevitable future for the hobby, especially in the "indie" scene.

For a adventure that gets tons of praise, made a bunch of money, and even has a Daggerheart conversion coming, no one seems to be running it...

What games do you consider narratively complex?

Yeah I just want a short, linear, easy (or easy mode) action game sometimes. Like just the first tier of Diablo 4 on infinite loop would be perfect.

I do not have a Switch. From what I hear about those games,though, is that they aren't especially short or simple. Is that correct?

I was feeling like I needed a "mindless" game tonight and was having a hard time picking a genre as I scrolled through Playstation Plus. Then I saw Medeivil and installed it. Yeah... that's the stuff. I need to find a more modern game like that: simple premise, uncomplicated action gameplay...

If the majority of fans have discovered the hobby in the last 5 years, then the majority of GMs also discovered the hobby in the last 5 years.

I would love to see them do it like this. Paizo has kind of gone that way with their low and high level APs that one could conceivably mix and match now that there is a library. In reality, WotC has enough starter sets at this point they could probably just start making 6-13th level campaign...

To be clear, I don't have an issue with campaign length adventures NOT being meant to pull apart, nor do I care if they are. What I find frustrating is the people that constantly defend the long adventures by claiming their are built for and intended to be used as toolkits. yes, experienced GM's...

I am of the opinion that if the product doesn't say or include something, it doesn't exist. Buyers cannot be expected to hunt down interviews and blog posts