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Ahh, the eternal question. The eternal answer: Does it matter?

All of this will be moot once 3I/ATLAS brings D&D 6E.

I just skimmed them on my lunch break. I was planning on buying them because I love setting books, even though I haven't been playing of late and haven't run the Realms, but after looking at them, decided not to. I might change my mind, but in the end I just wasn't wowed. They're nice books, but...

Stop talking about real world politics. Oh, wait.

Looks good. For someone wanting just the setting stuff, it is a bit annoying that it is spread across two books. For instance, it seems that the world overview is in the player's book, as well as factions, gods, etc. Would have liked a sharper bifurcation, though of DM/setting and...

OK, fair enough...but it gets tricky. Star Trek 2-4 can be viewed as a trilogy within a series, for example. And some have skipped films to include the ones they like and exclude the ones they don't. Indiana Jones isn't really a trilogy, as the films don't have much in connection with each...

I think "film franchise" works better, as few films are envisioned as part of a trilogy. It also allows you to consider films as a whole and not artificially excise three films from larger series'.

I understand why they did it, but I wish WotC would remove Kara-Tur, Zakhara, Maztica, and even the Horde lands from the FR...go back to the Greenwood version then either leave the rest unknown/implied, or build out a bit from there. You could even take it as an opportunity to fully re-design...

I didn't play it, but lived in Burlington VT in the mid-90s. I knew a guy who was a barista at a large now-defunct coffee shop (Samsara) who ran a Vampire LARP from the coffee shop. IIRC, he told me there were 50+ people involved (or maybe 150! I just remember "fifty" being part of the...

I'm thinking of getting rid of Peacock. I held onto it because it is so cheap, but damn, the commercials are out of control. I still think Apple is the "new HBO": the best overall quality, but with limited output. That is, Apple in 2025 is sort of like HBO in 2010. It even has its "must-watch...

From a thread in Geek Media, I've idly been considering giving solo gaming a shot. I don't really have the time or interest to join or start a gaming group, but I have fond memories of late nights win the 80s and maybe 90s of running myself through the Random Dungeon Generator of the 1E DMG...

My story is vaguely similar to @Dannyalcatraz. For me, though, gaming has always been a fluctuation in interest and whether I'm actively playing or not. Since I started playing in the early 80s, I would go through a few years of an active campaign, then a few years where I wasn't playing, but...

Wow - impressive work, @Echohawk . Without having read the entire thread, I'm wondering if this question has been asked: How much would it cost now, in 2025, to collect every official product ever published? Meaning, If it would have cost $23,000 to collect from 1974-2025, how much would it...

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I just got a nice box from Noble Knight: Coriolis: the Great Dark (Free League) Labyrinth Worldbook (Tales of the Valiant RPG | Kobold Press) Atlas of the Latter Earth (Worlds Without Number RPG | Sine Nomine) Ultraviolet Grasslands and the Black City 2E (Exalted Funeral Press) Out of the Ashes...

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