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They have shipped out about a quarter of the physical copies now, well on track to finish by the end of October. They dropped a couple previews of some additional supplements for backers, thst will likely be on sale soon as well: "Stormlight Scenarios includes seven easy-to-run adventures in...

Sounds nice: I am a "like, subscribe,and comment" listener of the podcast, but I understand that price-gsting it probably does keep things more civil and manageable.

Oh, boo.

Does it require an actual subscription, I joined the free tier but don't see anything about the Discord...?

You can find info here, pretty solid podcast (one of the unfortunately rare non-insane ones about RPG news): https://www.patreon.com/MasteringDnD

Pretty much the exact opposite audience: that is a historical reference document as well as game aid for the experienced, this is a toolbox for new players.

The base game has moved away from XP, so no surprise the intro is, too. Large discrete goals leading to another stage of gameplay, like Milestones, are a more common element in complex board games, too.

Should be up on the YouTube channel this upcoming week, or maybe latter: not sure how big a delay they have.

My understanding is that the higher number modules in any series tended to sell less and see less play, as a rule, which is why TSR eventually stopped the numbering system.

Kubrick is a master of visual storytelling, so his films are not always about verbal quotes.

That would be wild.

Or not even use modules: both Moldvay Basic and Cook Expert seem to expect homebrew Adventures the same as OD&D, wirh suggestions and procedures to do so.

"Any plans for future classic adventure updayes?"

Most curious about that, personally, and how it compares to B2.

Not having been able to watch the full video, mind mind expanding on that a bit?

Almost the opposite: based on what I have heard about the demographics of tabletop gamers, these results still skew towards overrepresentijg conventions attendance.

It does make sense with the knowledge that most gamers don't go to conventions. Might be a more diverse result with a differentiation between "0 (this past 1e months)" and "I've never been to a gaming convention"...

None: I went to an Anime conve turn with my girlfriend when I was 18 or 19, I didn't game there but I did buy a Star Wars Miniatures Combat Starter Set in the Hall. That's the extent of my convention experience. Seems the "0" crowd is pretty predominant here.