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That is a good point. Helps me to understand the way I feel about this topic.

Thanks. I might give the organized play a go.

Forgive me sir. I don't mean to disparage a Great Master, such is Boris, but he is more of a Rembrandt than a Michelangelo.

I agree. It's stuff like this that makes me long for Daniel Horne. His heroes were usually wielding acres and swords that were believable.

C'mon Umbran, first you make an historical based argument--that didn't work--so now you're making an ahistorical based argument. Yes, the shoes are anachronistic. But, the entire game is ahistorical, so nothing in it is anachronistic. We don't need 1,000 years of elevated shoe history to...

Yeah, this is the point.

Come on man. You could have chosen a piece by Daniel Horne, Jim Halloway, or even Larry Elmore; but you chose a Boris Vallejo. I don't even think that Boris knows how to paint clothes on people. (Did Boris even do any work for Dungeons and Dragons?) This is just some good old butwhataboutism...

I agree but it would make sense if these divas are visiting the Radiant Citadel en route from turn of the millennium Earth.

Sorry to tell you this Umbran but stilleto heels were not being worn by people in the 10th century.

It's the high-heeled shoe that turns me off. This and the TNT plunger detonators, the museum cafes, the heat metal hot plates. Things are so modern in D&D that I think we could add stoplights, payphones, and garbage trucks to Waterdeep and very few people would make note of it. Maybe it's just...

Is this like a modern setting or something? Looks like Shadowrun. Does Wizards of the Coast own Shadowrun? They really should lean into that property. I think there's a lot of untapped interest in it.

Yes, I can see it, thank you. Why would I see any things I don't believe in. 🙃

Yeah, I'm being blocked. So there's going to be a physical poster map with one of the upcoming books? I'll see it when I believe it.

I still don't see it. What's going on here? Am I in a washing machine?

Which post is that? Is it going to be a digital "poster" map or a physical poster map? If I were making the decision at Wizards of the Coast, I would put a two-page spread of this map in the physical book and only make the digital map available on D&D Beyond.😈

Do you think this will be a poster map included in the physical book purchase or will it only be available in a usable form on D&D Beyond?

I chose all of them. I like a wide variety of effects from afflictions so as to maintain a bit of mystery in the world and reflect the nature of real afflictions. This also helps to make afflictions non-trivial because We as Players will suck the fun out of the game by developing an efficient...

Looks good. I like it. Can't wait to find it at a used bookstore.

It won't work versus it does work. Some tell us why it won't work. Some tell us that it does work. I'm confused.

Anything aged in a bourbon barrel is horrible. Wine, beer, even bourbon, it's like drinking barbed wire.