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No. Artistic interpretation and accusations of maliciousness are not the same thing. And the last I'm saying on the topic.

delete this please. hit backspace too far.

Comic books take the opportunity reinterpret artistic (both writing and illustration) intent (or lack thereof) all the time. This is no different. Entire swaths of continuity have been built over a single (ambiguous/incorrect) panel (why was Shadow Woman white instead of blue in the Hall of...

No I wasn't. Please stop telling me what I meant.

No argument there. I have never responded well to false accusations though.

Only one person asked for a clarification and identified themselves as a non-primary English speaker. The rest were attacks, and none asked for a clarification. The rest has been arguing about grammar.

It's also okay not to jump to conclusions. So we should eliminate all non-literal speech? Which has nothing to do with what I said.

"Don't have a coronary" means calm down, it doesn't mean "Don't die." All of which is completely irrelevant. I hope every bigoted sexist in the RPG world is furious right now. That was what I intended. You all can argue parts of speech all you want. It wasn't literal - pick your favorite...

who cares? it wasn't literal. idiom, metaphor, hyperbole, it's not literal.

No, I believe metaphor is correct. Hyperbole too. So it's a hyperbolic metaphor. When I say "my head exploded" when I realized the twist at the end of Sixth Sense, I neither mean that literally nor to that degree. Did everyone think that "clutching pearls" as it was said earlier was someone...

So is over interpreting an obvious metaphor as a literal wish.

I didn't wish death on anyone.

I hope every incel in the RPG world just had a coronary.

yay, 'globalization'

Sounds like someone is deflecting

Two years seems short for full vestments, but I only have a handful of personal experience to go by for that impression.

My speculation, based on timing: Chris Cocks/Hasbro/somebody-higher-than will be announcing a direction for Hasbro/WOTC. Ms. Williams was informed of said direction, say three-to-four weeks before the announcement, did not agree with the direction, and in good conscience decided to jump ship...

Actually the only reason I read the article was because it "came to me" through my google newsfeed, so I kinda didn't. ;-)

Not having a real clue about printing and distribution on the publisher level, but between covid snags, blocked canals and regional conflicts and the high costs and lags incurred with international shipping even without all that, I'm wondering if the RPG industry could investigate adopting a "go...

This, along with Mongoose's "State of.." reports are great to have. It really helps those who are looking at the state of the industry. Do any other companies do this, even if they don't have to?