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Cool, thx mate for the heads up, I’ll check it out. I love the Tome of Beasts books, and the Race books Kobold Press have put out (their take on the Drow is awesome.) Haven’t checked out ToV yet, so now I will!

I am a solid maybe. I’m going to wait until reviews hit. I recently picked up Monsters of the Multiverse because it was on deep sale on Amazon, and I was real surprised at how neutered the lore was for so many species, to the point of neutering some and making utterly boring others. If the new...

Chill dude, it isn’t even directed at you, unless you’re going to admit you’re being a bad actor here. It’s a free market tie in. Since you came directly at me, I’ll respond to you: you are getting really upset that some people seem to pleasantly ok with it, to the point you were writing all...

Bad actors gonna act bad, tale as old as time

I read campaign settings for fun, settings I will most likely never play, so I get it. I just don’t want to waste my time on something that’s a bit too much on the nose, which my experience with Critical Roll has been. But you do make Wildemount sound interesting, at least. Once I finish...

Interesting, I didn’t realize it was connected to Critical Roll, of which I am not a fan. That doesn’t matter though, if the material contained in the book is good. I’m a huge fan of Kobold Press’ Midgard, so maybe I’d like this too for similar reasons.

I have never considered reading Wildemount, I don’t even really know what it is. Before I go look it up my self, tell me what you like about it?

Some of these comments have a real, “statistics, how do they work?” kind of vibe going on.

Two things I want: people not to use the term “orientalism” incorrectly, and this new edition not to suck.

Looks pretty cool and neat. I wish they would include a section on literary influences on the design of the game. I wanna see how weird they’re pulling from.

Seems like a book not meant for old guys like me.

The video-game-ization of wizards/spell casting. And I like videogames!

Are you all really arguing about ducks?

Seems I was mislead about Lies of Locke. Guess I’ll check it out. I wonder if the audiobook is any good?

Since this thread has jumped all over the place, I want to do a throw back and point out that Tiefling is a silly, kinda dumb name too.

I was always told that Lies of Locke is more videogame esque than classic fantasy. Is that not true? I mean, I read in an interview that he named the main character after a Final Fantasy 6 thief.

Yea and people who bought bg3 are old. Check the average age of a Steam user. This will change NOTHING on WotCs part. Nothing. Because they don’t care.

They’ll do absolutely nothing about it because they don’t care. Wizards of the Coast doesn’t care about history, tradition, or actual player desires or wants outside of a certain demographic that they are certain will spend lots and lots of money on official DnD products and services if certain...

I’m not going to read all the nearly 1200 comments, have we decided that 4e was good or have we decided it was bad? Or have we just insulted each other for nigh a thousand comments for holding different opinions?

I’m just going to buy Kobold Press’ books instead. More bang for my Buck.