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This is a poll! Pick your top 3 TTRPG systems (not games, which might be why you see some stuff missing) to determine the TOP 5 systems EN World allows going forward. All other systems will be erased forever. Note that some are broader than others because some systems only seem to have one...

I think the fact that it is the Gygax family and the healing of rifts and all that would warrant the press regardless. But given that GH was in the DMG, I would not be surprised if it was not an official book (produced outside). But if it is to be the cornerstone of a business for Gygax, one...

I have said this before: the player base for D&D is probably close to an order of magnitude bigger than it was in 2014. There is room for WotC to experiment and put out slightly niche products, because the potential customer pool for those products is similarly larger. After all, it doesn't get...

It isn't even about the effort of modifying them. it is that these settings have specific elements that make them what they are and adventures built for those settings should expand, explore and reinforce those elemenets.

What? How so?

I think you are both missing the point of building adventures for a specific world, and not really understanding what Eberron is if you think fedoras and trenchcoats are the only things that differentiate it.

I am considering running a 3.x Eberron campaign as my next thing. I will take care with some of the powergaming concerns of 3.x, but what I am more interested in input on is what are the best resources for 3.x Eberron, and where would YOU set a 3.x Eberron campaign? I feel like there are a...

While I generally agree, it seems a waste to have unique settings with highly specific feels, like Eberron, and then never support them with modules (beyond the AL ones, which are hit or miss at best). What I am saying is: give us an Eberron anthology.

I can't participate in the other thread so maybe this has been answered already, but: Is this a special license where Gygax will publish it under his own company, or is this a official D&D product produced by a 3rd party (like Exandria)?

I preferred Angel by a wide margin.

Just a reminder for folks: the spring Steam sale is live.

Yeah, I am pretty sure I explicitly said all that in the post you quoted, so i am not entirely sure what your point in reiterating it is. if your contention is that those kinds of narrative games don't exist, you are demonstrably wrong. If that isn't what you are saying, then what ARE you saying?

It is not really the person that dies -- it is the version of the person that the grieving (or celebrating) individual remembers. This is doubly true of celebrities whose heydays were decades ago. Chances are what you are really reacting to is the death of a piece of your formative years.

TTRPGs inability to deal with sex is mostly a reflection of the audience, rather than the medium. Interesting. What makes you say that? I love DH but I don't see anything in it mechanically that makes it more well suited to relationships as compared to D&D.

It is NOT a typo.

Until you haven't. I don't buybthe kind of cynicism you are peddling, and don't appreciate the implication either.

Sure. I am not saying it is the right business decision. How would I know? I am saying I want them to make something truly new for D&D, because I want to be excited for D&D. That's all.

I wonder at what point that existing foundation and familiarity becomes more of a liability than a benefit. Obviously only WotC knows, but I would be very curious to know how the different TSR products (Spelljammer, Planescape, Darksun and Ravenloft) did with respect to one another and what, if...