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Literally the definition of a professional, and that's all that agents and editors really care about.

Yeah, that's what I was thinking. And I don't know if anything from 4e can be called a success.

From a corporate publishing angle, can we be sure DS is a success?

Absolutely. I run some halloween themed Ravenloft games and one of my favorite homebrew Darklords is a gnome based on Jigsaw from Saw and the Riddler from Batman; he creates gruesome, overcomplicated deathtraps for the PCs but he's so whimsical he can't help but include some kind of riddle or...

Gnomes are whimsical and overly complicated, and this manifests in a variety of forms. Typically it has to do with them being plugged into either an ecological or technological system, introducing a bit of extra chaos on the way to their goal, but still produces an end result that works while...

You know what, my apologies. We've had some issues here with hate speech, but my guard was raised to high and I lashed out; that is an explanation, but not an excuse.

"The rest of us?" Dude killed a goose with his face, that takes great bone structure.

Dawg I'm literally going to a meeting of queer sci-fi/fantasy publishing professionals in a few hours; you wanna say to my face what "literary lane" you want me to stay in?

I've interacted with far more bigots who have tried to police my speech than I have bigots who spell "transwoman" as a compound word.

I'm going to be 100% real with you, if someone thinks I am a bigot based on punctuation they are not operating on reason and do not belong in my life nor consideration.

Not for nothing, but millennial transwomen as a cohort are writing some of the best speculative fiction and horror on the market right now, and no one accuses them of writing "cozy" stuff.

I think pretty much every ranger has a use for their bonus action, be it a class feature, twf or hunter's mark. A spell that simply gives them some kind of boon when they use their bonus action would be a great force multiplier.

Tell that to Max Stirner!

NGL if I didn't play a warforged bard whose whole schtick was "how funny, this bard is a robot so it doesn't want to have sex, unlike every other bard on the planet who's horny 24/7" during 3.5e I may not have started identifying as asexual later.

I remember they once put out a "love domain" cleric unearthed arcana and had to quickly backpedal it because including any mechanics about love and romance can be easily abused with all of the methods player characters can coerce, manufacture or disregard consent. They hacked it together into a...

Do they also wet the bed, set fires and mutilate small animals?

Is inspiration not uncomfortable? When one feels enthusiasm- when one is infused with "theos", the gods, is that cozy and comforting?