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Oh boy, Chat GPT 4o has really upped their game. Here are some iconic D&D images, in the style of Studio Ghibili

Well your extra attacks are unarmed, so it helps with those

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We've used one. It's not hours. It's really not so bad. But yes it needs to be done in advance.

I've used Talespire, and it's pretty good

This being free in DDB will be handy sometimes. They're not the only 3d VTT though. But this will be the one I can use for free (because I already pay for DDB) to pull up when we could really use it. For example, were in the final battle of Tomb of Annihilation. That involves: 1) a flight of...

It's the center spot man.

Super cool to see these creators achieve such a milestone.

To be clear, I like and enjoy most of what you have to say (even when I disagree sometimes). I was really just curious.

It's not a hobby though, it's a business owned by a publicly traded company. It's literally in their mandate to prioritize profit on behalf of shareholders. They have an actual legal obligation to their shareholders to do so. If you don't want to buy from someone which has that mandatory...

No I just went through that math. Maximizing purchases isn't in fact what results in maximum profit. In the example given, if 100 units of customers each buy 2 books, and another 10 units of customers each buy 20 books, while each group of customers bought the same total number of books, the...

The only metric of concern is total profit. The big cost is printing and distribution, not setup. However, setup is roughly fixed for each book, so fewer books means fewer setup costs, and also means less total overhead as you require fewer total employees to setup 2 books than 20. Each...

Yes, sure. So after one complaint TO THE MANAGEMENT AND NOT THEIR CUSTOMERS, you go find another restaurant you do like. You don't return, not buy anything, but sit down next to their current customers and complain about how much you liked their old menu and think this new menu stinks every day...

If A is composed of 100 units of people who buy 2 books each for a total of 200 units sold, and B is composed of 10 units of people buy 20 books each for a total of 200 units sold, A is substantially more valuable to the book company than B. Not only does it cost less in setup (writing, art...

1) hilarious, our DM's name is Todd. He's awesome though and has never forgotten it was gameday. 2) We have 6 players, and will play with 4 present, so games only get canceled if 3 people are out or the DM is out.

I've never once seen someone say or imply that you are obligated to buy RPG products you dislike in order to prop up Hasbro. There is little we all agree on here, but I think it's pretty universal that people encourage you to buy and play whatever brings you joy.

The thing is, I can't think of a single edition where the art direction was really good. I think this art direction is better than most, and it's still not good. But it's at least better than the halflings we got in the last version.