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postponed I read August 5th and September 10th are the hearings i saw, but no info on any rulings today that i read.

Meaning these Nominees are releases that were April 2024 to March 2025?

So wizkids just had a big sale on their website last couple of weeks. I ordered a couple of boxes of things, and when the boxes arrived this week they were diamond distribution stamped boxes and it made me chuckle.

i recall there being an article or resource on enworld that listed all the D&D 5E book releases and schedule with information on writers/designers of said book adventures, and for some reason i cant find it. Did it get "retired"?

I'm probably in the minority but i believe that most of these nominated products are great, and this year seems to be a much tougher choice in deciding winners. The "Best Game" nominees to me seems a bit odd, considering the other releases came out. Pendragon 6, Tales of the Valiant, Stonetop...

on the subject of western novels i can highly recommend the following: "The Bullet Swallower" by Elizabeth Gonzalez James "The Orenda" by Joseph Boyden "Blood Meridian" by Cormac McCarthy "Conquering Horse" by Frederick Manfred "Revenant" by Michael Punke

i believe the thing that made Jorune "Jorune" other than the setting, was the art and direction of Miles Teves,. The mechanics portion probably doesn't need revived. There are several dedicated communities out there still managing, creating and distributing content for it.

They game was originally planned to be run on Metamorphosis Alpha rpg. Miles Teves went on to a pretty successful conceptual artist career working on many movies. Andrew Leker i believe is currently working in AI tech.

I can also recommend Yochai Brad & Sam podcast "Between Two Cairns" https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/between-two-cairns/id1645352624

Not as yet, I have a couple of different groups and systems currently active. I am planning an 83' Ravenloft short session series in October with it (Cairn 2e) with 4 people. Have played and run several Cairn 1E sessions.

The Cairn Boxset is impressive! I crowdfunded it, and went an purchased another copy from the store.

I understand in certain industries/trades. if you are working on a product, and the agreement or product doesn't work out, you cannot use any of the processes, mechanics, or ideas during its creation in another product. I would assume this isn't a common occurrence or typically done with...

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I think its going to be interesting to look at the contrast of how different and successful these releases are from the rpg youtube/content creator sphere. Runehammer: Crown & Skull MCDM: Draw Steel Evil Baby Entertainment: Broken Empires Critical Role: Dagger Heart & Obscura JP Coovert...

I had the Itch.io editions of this game, and backed the newest version which includes a lot of extras. Thought i would share with anyone interested in Solo/Coop RPG. https://hinokodo.itch.io/text https://mimicpublishing.com/shop/ MIRU is a solo-first, hex-crawling RPG. It is set in a...

that is my understanding yes, but i am not a discord person, but last video i saw said they had people working on it.

you have to bring your own rules, they are hexes as stated by Whizbang that you can pull out of a bag randomly, with a trifold type booklet to give you story prompts. The hex kit is more of a kit of hexes to use in anyway you see fit less specific, there are a variety of guides or "rule"...

our group and especially our kids really like: Dungeons & Dragons Adventure Begins, Cooperative Fantasy Board Game Lords of Waterdeep and of course the original 3 adventure campaign games (Castle Ravenloft, Legend of Drizzt, Wrath of Ashardalon)

the locations and key items to take the monsters down are specific to the map. But we have only played the original.

Boreal Frostlands is a great addition to the other hex kits (Dying Sands, Bottled Sea, Hex Kit) great fun!