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I love Delicious in Dungeon and it's take on both orcs and kobolds.

So it's now King Moonracer from the Rankin-Bass Rudolph holiday special.

I'm just glad to see Dolmenwood on the list. Necrotic Gnome is amazing - nice to see some OSR goodness. Could care less about Daggerheart, MCDM, and 13th Age.

Typical in my opinion

This looks bad, as have all of the recent D&D tie-in novels. I will admit I haven't read any of them so I could be wrong. Am I secretly missing out?

Some of the grimmest, darkest fiction out there is categorized as YA. You just listed one as an example...

Exactly this. I feel like the sidekick system was a great answer to the old school henchmen/hirelings. It worked well, and now I can't do anything with it using D&D Beyond.

This post needs more traction. This exact situation came up when I was running Sunless Citadel a few weeks ago. Both Erky Timbers and Meepo the kobold have joined the party as NPCs. I pulled up the sidekick rules to manage them... and there is ZERO integration as far as D&D Beyond is concerned...

I buy them because I have too much going on in my life and not enough time to craft my own. That being said, I do embellish them - often times very heavily to the point where sometimes they are no longer recognizable.

I'll have to give Siege at Blue Mountain another look then

Not a huge fan of the black dragon design, but the red looks good.

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I stopped reading when the blogger stated they hadn't actually read any ElfQuest comics. Their opinion lost all credibility for me at that point.

If it is just a reprint then I am likely not interested. If new stuff will be include (as in the TMNT reprint) then I am onboard.

I owned it back in the day (just the base boxed set) and was a rabid fan of the original 20 issue run of the comics. As I got older and more jaded, I found I couldn't get into the newer stuff quite as much and have never actually finished the series as a whole. The initial Wolfrider Saga (first...

Same - I'm not trying to sell this to anyone or profit from it in any way. It's a tool like a random name generator as far as I am concerned. I am working on my own TTRPG however and have commissioned actual artists for that project. I don't support AI art in for profit products.

I use it to create tokens for Roll20 (for my own games) and to create custom magic items. I find it immensely helpful and a great time saver.

I wish they'd hurry up and ship Dolmenwood... it's been a minute!

So far removed from how who plays today? I literally just ran the original using OSE rules at a convention earlier this year. Full table, 3 brand new players... they were hooked.