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Check out the Black Flag version. https://koboldpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Black-Flag-Roleplaying-v04_2025_07_01.pdf Save for Later is interesting

I think Stormwreck may be a better version of Dark Sun. Starts with a disaster The hub town is tiny. The environment matters a bit more.

I think they are year-month

People who had Volo's didn't need MotM

Please provide data that supports your statement that more D&D players are over 40 than are under 18

New goal in life - D&D in a limo

Roughly 3 a month for 2014 using ten years Roughly 9 a month for 2024 using 14 months I know you may also share by year data, but the lifetime by month data is an eye opener

This is the most recent data from WotC. The date of the release was 2023 and the data from 2022. So your math is off, but also the total numbers include people younger than Gen Z and the Silent Generation, but Hasbro's been quite clear for decades about which one is meaningful in play...

I treated the interior of a Dwarven city's market place like a massive mall. The scenes involved dragons and magic users doing violence, chasing the heroes and crushing everything they could (similar to Star Mall in Hawkins). When a character died the mall-like features really shown as the...

Actual data by generation doesn't match up with your memory (but it's also not quite 'by age' data) https://www.geekwire.com/2023/dungeons-dragons-in-2023-wizards-of-the-coast-reveals-planescape-revival-and-more/

12-18 are more common than 40+ by far Additionally, plenty of D&D players on social media think that respecting the rights and traditions of others is possible in D&D. They run the largest APs even. Respect isn't a puritan ideal. Slavery is present in every "era" of WotC D&D. There's no new...

There are larger adventures in the Dalelands, Icewind Dale, Calimsham, Moonshae, Baldur's Gate, and the largest is in The Dalelands. The 50 microadventures contain 30 that are connected to those regions and a handful of others. The faction, diety and high magic adventures are less defined by where

Adding this to my list solely because Chapter 2 includes Iman Vellani, one of my favorite nerds.

At The Game Awards https://www.adweek.com/brand-marketing/brandweek-2025-hasbro-to-develop-its-own-video-games/ Looks like many of the games will be brand building exercises rather than 9-figure revenue targets

I'm another in the Plotweaver camp. It seems D&D adjacent enough my players may buy into it, while also giving me stronger social/political pillars.

I am kind of chuckling because there's a segment of people who insisted that WotC was going to have microtransactions so they moved to "indie" game Daggerheart which it turns out has microtransactions through HeroForge

why are 13,000 goblins standing together like that?

I think this makes mass combat in a common magic realm absolutely fantastic. No longer is a land with thousands of mages marching peasants and sending walls of knights on horseback, a silly endeavor for sure. They're absolutely blasting each other with the Weave.

An American football field is 100 yards, or 300 feet. Even with the endzones that's 360. So you're thinking three football fields. The rifle qualification note is more relevant, but you can pass qualification without hitting that target. Also, it's rather difficult to make out friend or foe at...

Also, when banter/tease online the audience is not just the target of the bantz, but every other person on the platform -- and it's impossible to know that one's rudeness is meant to be funny because they lack the context your target might have