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I agree it would be nice and honestly the 50th anniversary would have been the time. Build a bridge. Bring folks back in the fold. Celebrate all forms of D&D.

I ran a campaign in a low fantasy world version of the 30 year war. Players were not soldiers but mercenary style adventures it was Good, The Bad and the Ugly, or Kelly's Heroes style adventures. The 100 year war is another good setting with France ravaged by war and plague.

The core rule book was very pretty. I never ran it but is was great to look at.

I dont hate it, but the lady crouching in ambush looks like she needs a larger bow. But the art fits the style of a pastoral setting that makes up the Dalelands

Real news story? Or clever marketing ploy for a WOTC release of a Netrunner RPG?

Yup AD&D 2e. Cause we should all choose to ignore whatever that abomination of a 5e version was.

Somebody had had to make a Shadowdark version of Shadowrun right? I also guess you could mix Mork Borg with Cy Borg to make Shadow Borg if someone hasn't already.

First off cool that they include the rules. Here is the section on combat Attack Dice Roll a number of attack dice equal to the Strength shown for the weapon. Each die that rolls a four or higher is considered a hit, and damage equal to the total number of hits is dealt to the target's hit...

We played so much 1e and 2e in the 90s. But the game was always a little broken and the bloat just got to be too much that I skipped 3e. Yeah I think the game deserved better, but also im in no hurry to play it again.

Some older eddtion of D&D had diffrent variations of Humans in some of the supplements, But honestly I think its a bad idea.

To cool to care if he even wins. He's got a long way to go and a short time to get there.

Back in the 90s we ran a homebrew 2d10 system. Bell curves are where its at.

Old enough to know better.

Maybe he will finally make The Rundown 2?

IF we have to revisit Middle Earth, and thats a big IF, why not push something like a LOTR version of Rouge One?

Agreed! I would imagine that TTRPG makes up a very small percentage of its overall revenue.

In my opinion D&D has moved away from medieval fantasy and settings like Greyhawk, Dragonlance, ect no longer reflect what the game is. Build a setting from the ground up that embraces the new ancestries, class, technologies, and prevalence of magic.

Espionage is great and all, but dual wielding rocket launchers is the dream.

Clear legible cursive first initial then starts to trail off, but always add a nice strong cross to the "t" in my last name. But...as a kid I tried various ways to make the "C" at the start of my name a dragon when I was writing my name in game books.

The whole percentile strength system is charming as heck. It makes no sense but come on its fun! And adds authenticity to a game that was grown not engineered. Hey lets build a subsystem is what makes AD&D POP!