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At this point let’s just be glad she didn’t meet a sparkly vampire and fall in love.

She loves the book Sabriel by Garth Nix and the class is very very don’t sue me based on it.

I’ve had success finding people on line and or at the game store but work friends and IRL randos is pretty dismal.

I'm in my late 40s. I often meet people and chat with them about hobby stuff around my job area. Every so often I meet someone mentioned D&D/RPGs and they show an interest. "Oh I've always wanted to try that." or "I used to play 10+ years ago." Etc etc. So I invite them to my weekly game at...

Next Faerun novel: Drizzt: "Who are you?" Elminster: "I'm Elminster. Elminster Mystra."

Curse of Strahd is a remake adventure and they did end up changing a couple things. Like who and what the Vesanti are (IE less stereotypical trope gypsy). And it was also released before they tried to change D&Ds image to be more welcoming inclusive

As I said like 2 years ago in this thread. WotC is going to avoid doing anything that could be perceived as "problematic". Heck the new Ravenloft book has a happy go lucky cover on in. They won't even grimdark the grimdark setting (atleast on the cover).

Exactly. Hasbro/WotC owns the brand name of the most famous RPG in the world. It behooves them to make it as "grey" as possible to meet the needs/standards of the most people. More people = more money. A Corp generally isn't out to win or influence a culture war, they are there to make...

Not an actual TT pic but a no context gif. Now imagine Simba is a Jedi.

Could have sworn I read that somewhere when it was first announced. I didn’t care enough to dig it back up. And are you sure it’s not a legit quote? You can kind of tell by how i referenced absolutely no one.

Weird game to try to adapt to a TTRPG. "You work for Lara Croft."

Oh so she’s like the main dude from the movie. Who does like 1 bard thing the whole film.

I don’t have an issue with her being an elf. It’s being the rogue. It as I said, not every rogue has to be the sneaky type. Or maybe she is IDK. Doesn’t really matter, I just found it odd and frankly who cares what I think?

I wasn’t using “thicc” as a negative. Though “the youth” understand its use better than I. It just seems odd to me that off all species and classes to make a fuller figured character they went with the typical dexterous rogue. A class meant to be nimble and stealthy. A worker in shadows...

Is the Elf Rogue "Thicc"?

Yup. Looks like modern D&D.

The dystopia we are entering will be amazing. And non of the fun cyberpunk parts just all the death in the streets and massive poverty. The bed we made.

I find it hilarious that while Ed is a gamer he's not a video gamer. He's never played ANY Baldur's Gate and he even helped make them apparently (with lore etc im sure).

Thats why in my games Clerics, REAL Clerics are rare. Priests run churches and temples and there may be a level 1-3 Cleric there leading the church depending on the size of the town. Because any good aligned church with all these divine casters that can easily heal numerous wounds and diseases...

I watched a review and the reviewer said it had the same issue that D&D has and that the PCs are never really in danger in combat. Now, I dont mean they die, that was covered earlier in this thread, I mean combat is a breeze for the PCs. Any truth to that?