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Tim Kask is old and doesn't agree with their point of view. I'm old and I'm appalled by their words. I'm also annoyed that you make a blanket statement like that when we've seen plenty instances of nasty crap like theirs coming from all age brackets. Personally I can't wait for this total...

Loved the Archer subclass and information rather fondly. Loved the cover as well.

I always enjoyed Easley's work. Nice that he's able to sell prints.

Joy, I'm a 2 percenter. lol. Aging. Anyhow, interesting stats, I love to read stuff like this. Off to go for a ride on my motorcycle.

One densely packed 5-20 level dungeon 18 or so months ago, isn't really a good barometer in my opinion. It's basically our only high level dungeon in seven years. Also the amount of levels its made to cover limits it in my opinion, versus doing a more focused on say 17-20th or 15-18th. I don't...

Yeah, they really really need to show us what they think the game should look like and play like at higher levels. I'd love to see it from them. If there are issues than they need to work on a book that would correct these issues at the higher levels in my opinion.

While more adventures is a great thing, I'd love to see WotC release more higher level adventures. 10-15, 16-20, just to see how they envision 5e high level adventures to look and feel mechanically as well as creatively.

Saul Zaentz was a real piece of work. Screwed a lot of folks out of money and did a bunch of rather crappy business related deals. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saul_Zaentz Making me hungry with that chicken stew as an aside. It looks delious! Also I always considered though...

I feel like they're targeting 10 year olds honestly. It was cringe worthy watching that.

Sounds like board games might be more your style? After all a solid segment of ttrpgs is setting. Which means lore, background, history and myth etc. As an aside I do see this type of statement frequently and I'm always befuddled by it.

"In The Hollow of The Spider Queen" reminds me of an old time Arduin cover. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arduin

Life, constantly outrunning ttrpg lore.

To me at the time it wasn't that he came off like a crotchety old man, but more really arrogant and unaccepting of anything that wasn't his idea or under his control. He definitely was a mixed bag at the time, I grew more fond of him in later years.

Loved that cover, it amused me to no end at the time. Jirel of Joiry and Valeria quickly were added into my ongoing campaign at the time as npcs that you might come upon. If I recall, I think I used Valeria as an npc contact to bread crumb the party into heading out into the desert to the...

heh, Good ole Aftermath. Talk about a confusing game at the time, we had a guy who ran it around the time it was new. Aftermath and one other post apocalyptic rpg that slipped my... oh wait I remember know The Morrow Project. The guy was a big fan of anything post apocalyptic. heh. On the...

Cleaned up a little bit but overall it felt like the same game though you gotta realize I'd not looked at and played Melee and Wizard since 1982-83-ish. A friend of mine was a big fan and he'd whip out the pocket melee anytime we were sitting around waiting for our GM to show up to run a...

Too bad, you missed out on some great GDW rpgs in the late 80's to mid 90's with the Twilight 2000, 2300, Dark Conspiracy etc. We played a lot of those I spent almost a decade stationed in Europe and GDW stuff was always in the rotation of rpgs we played. And yep I agree Space 1889 was very well...

Yes indeed, I backed that Kickstarter. Had to get the "I want it all" deal, with really awesome packaging. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/sjgames/the-fantasy-trip-old-school-roleplaying

It wasn't boredom so much as he lost the rights to TFT. Agreed though that Melee and Wizard were not a true rpg, but instead were a tactical war game. As to RQ, that indeed was the turn off for many of us back in 78-83. While it's a fascinating world setting, it's also too narrow in it's...

Look forward to watching that video you did in 2019 Darryl on the Robotech stuff. I bookmarked it for later watching when I have time. :)