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I've listened to many people complain, over the years, about how they feel like a zombie when the work week begins. And each time they do, I hear the voice of Susanna Hoffs in my head, singing... Just a necromantic Monday.

Handbook. It's the Complete Waifu Handbook.

Iggwilv/Tasha comes to mind.

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For what it's worth, I like the new trade dress; it feels appropriately celestial for the subject matter in question. :)

That's excellent! Caldwell's art has long been a staple of classic D&D, and I've long enjoyed his work. He's also a legitimately good guy; I bought a print from him a few years ago, and left a review on his website (which is unfortunately no longer there; I think the site was recently redone)...

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That was Tiyet, the darklord of Sebua.

I disagree with you here; I remain a big fan of the OGL, and I'm not the only one.

I agree, but there's a segment of the gaming community who find moral fault with any instance of characters suffering social penalties due to what those characters are.

You were in the way and I was in a hurry. :p

There's no point in calling that particular poster out on their poor attitude; notwithstanding a few rare exceptions, all of their posts are made in that repugnant tone.

I swear that thread title said "General star wars trek/discussion/complaining" Turns out the "trek" was actually "talk" instead.

It's dead, Jim. https://variety.com/2026/tv/news/star-trek-starfleet-academy-canceled-season-2-1236696816/

I feel the same.

I honestly don't know if the post I just saw was more shallow than ignorant, or more ignorant than shallow. Either way, it's one of those rare times when this... ...is accurate in the most literal way.

I like his work, though I like Elmore's and Caldwell's more.

That hasn't been my experience. Far from "never" I've seen a lot of players--in real life, rather than on the Internet--use those options to make characters that were, indeed, more flavorful.

A laudable sentiment on Ayoub's part; here's hoping WotC continues with this particular direction.

Some posters aren't looking for anything logical; they can't be taught, debated, reasoned, or negotiated with. Some posters just want to watch a thread burn.