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I always liked that bit of unpredictability when it came to rolling your power checks in 2e, but I imagine that wouldn't fly in 5e. I seem to remember getting a powerful ability like disintegrate at level 3 was even a possibility in dark sun, though it was difficult and risky to use. I do want...

Problem is they should have known this would be a big opportunity to introduce a whole bunch of new folks to the miniatures hobby who aren't used to the marketing, and they fumbled that. They definitely can do better. A couple of random figures I grabbed, one common and one uncommon, from recent...

There definitely seems to be quality levels budgeted for each set. Some figures get very detailed, multicolor paint jobs with face stamping, while others get maybe two colors and a wash. Some are quite good, some muddy and dreary. These premium sets should be showpiece levels though, especially...

Salvatore fan but I just can't with his goofy character names beyond the companions of the hall.

Had zero interest in Sigil, want them to focus on getting features added to DDB that are still absent

I built my 60" table tv frame out of 20x20mm t-slot aluminum tubing, anodized black, lifting the tv about 4" above the tabletop. This lets people slide books and tablets under the edge, increasing the amount of usable table space. LED strip lighting around the bottom outside edge gives people...

I believe the RAW has been covered. I hate that 2024 doesn't have an option to wield two non-light weapons now though, so we're playtesting a houserule for the 2nd bullet of Dual Wielder: Enhanced Dual Wielding. You treat all melee weapons lacking the Two-Handed property as if they had the...

Some issues we've noted, some are just general to D&DB and not specific to 2024. The character sheet does not let you spend hit dice arbitrarily on things outside of a short rest. See the 2024 Healer feat for an example of why this is necessary. 2024 warlocks only have access to the 2024 PHB...

Wish they would include both the original and revised text.

WotC and those unforced errors once again.

Are the NPC stat blocks really just sorted into the general monster list and not in a separate appendix? That's going to make a lot of needless searching.

Chk!

Despite growing up in a conservative evangelical family in the 80s, they never had a problem with D&D stuff. In fact my first product was a used basic set my mom picked up at a rummage sale for me.

ChatGPT, write me a cease and desist letter.

First errata of 2025: Aasimar are now creature type: Celestial Dragonborn are now creature type: Dragon Dwarves are now creature type: Elemental Elves are now creature type: Fey Goliaths are now creature type: Giant Tieflings are now creature type: Fiend Gnomes are now creature type...

This seems like a solution in search of a problem. While I like most of the 2024 changes, there are still plenty that leave me scratching my head, like at-will arcane eye for 9th-level warlocks.

IIRC the shift to make gnolls demonic began way back in early 3e, and I'm fine with it. If that's not to your taste you could parallel Warcraft's orc lore and make some of the gnolls corrupted by the lure of demon blood and others still untainted and just trying to make it in the world. Still...

That's a lot of spiders.

Paper cards with arcane symbols punched in them, I'd wager. Was this in Glory of the Giants?