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No. No sequel, no returning to London, Mariko remains dead. All just a dream.

Yes. Lots of elses! This was extremely brilliant.

Both https://www.enworld.org/threads/wotc-president-cynthia-williams-resigns.703723/ and https://www.enworld.org/threads/do-you-plan-to-adopt-d-d5-5one2024redux.702682/ are threads started by Morrus (who obviously starts more threads than most people around here). Here are a few other threads...

This is a brand new idea and nobody has ever attempted something similar. ;)

The person starting the thread likely has put you on Ignore, or vice versa.

Wouldn't it use Black Eye rules then? ;)

Yes, a 2e (or 3e or 5e) scenario can totally consist of combat only, but you appear to know what I mean

Ahh, a 6th edition with good Christian conservative values... ;)

There are plenty of entities interested in purchasing D&D. The problem is, none of them is willing to pay even close to what Hasbro would need to even consider selling. In conclusion: the only way a sale is going to happen is if either of these things come to pass: D&D fades back into...

I prefer my martial attacks fleshy

And it's novels and magazines and music and sci-fi television episodes and... hold on, lemme just link to the complete Wikipedia disambiguation page... :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Descent#As_a_proper_name

I played plenty of 4E and while the core combat loop was fun, almost everything else about the game was not. To me, 4th Edition shares a lot of design ideas with Pathfinder 2E. Both place an inordinate focus on the core combat loop (specifically to "balance" it) at the expense of pretty much...

Just wanted to clarify to people reading the poll that 55% here probably means 90% in real life. Yes, a disproportionate number of people responding will be the ones having a need to express some dissatisfaction with the 2024 update one way or the other.

2 out of 5. It's the same game that just tweaks a load of little things while not fixing any of the edition's fundamental weaknesses. The main benefit for me is I can start a "clean" 5E campaign this winter with no expectations of having to allow a truckload of supplementary stuff. The baggage...

I think the poll is very very heavily skewed towards those not upgrading. I would be very surprised indeed if the numbers after say two years aren't more like 90% upgrading 10% not.

This.

This was probably true... once. Now, I would think the video gamers outnumber the book readers ten-to-one...

What this idea needs in practical terms is for there to be written up a set of rules after the new rules appear this fall. And of course, the rules suggestions need to stand on their own, and not require any knowledge of how the video game works. (Most posts in this thread are incomprehensible...

The original Descent game was made by Parallax Software. There's also a very cool movie called The Descent. You sure you didn't mean to say "decent"?

Most relevantly, there is cash also on a table Larian sets up and runs for itself.