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I had a great time at UKGE this year but unfortunately one of the items I bought back along with my swag is a raging case of convention crud. Despite that I'm still looking forward to going back next year.

So I'm in the UK and I have noted that my books from 4e* through the premium reprints and as far as Phandelver and beyond were all printed in the USA but my 2024 core books were all printed in Belgium. Did the 2024 books get printed in multiple locations or are the 2024 books in the USA also...

Until Shadowdark came along 2e was probably my favourite edition of D&D. The good news for me is that it is really easy to convert my old B/X, 1e and 2e adventures to SD. I recently bought POD copies of the 1e core books for nostalgia's sake but I ran both Dragonlance and ToEE for my group in...

For some reason the DTRPG print on demand prices seem to have jumped dramatically in the UK, at least for some of the D&D books. Back in September I bought the rules Cyclopedia hardcover for £21.19, today that same book is now £30.62 Some of the softcover items I ordered are now fractionally...

It is finally becoming something that I might consider using over my usual VTT of choice. There's still a ton of features I would like to see added but it is nice to see that the tool is under active development.

And the second email to customer support has yielded a result - they have admitted that this was an error (not sure if it was theirs or WOTC's) and they are fixing things. I have always had a swift to issues from their customer support in the past which is why their initial communication on...

No option for 585 CY?

Albeit some of the worst and most garbled OCR you will come across. I've messaged them back to clarify my point just in case it was missed. Yes, I can download the old version and it is still available for sale on their site.

In addition to price hikes previous purchasers are no longer automatically entitled to updated scans as had been customary before. I purchased this a while ago:- https://www.dmsguild.com/product/17441/Greyhawk-The-Adventure-Begins-2e However there is now another listing available:-...

Ordered my print on demand copy last week and received it this morning. I really like it.

The roper killed two members of the party when I ran the game and the final fight was extremely close to a TPK. Wow, that was a year ago. Time flies.

The premium version of the book is on really thick paper. The standard edition is nice enough but having seen photos of the other one I am envious.

But the physical books won't be available to everyone until 2024.

I'd give that a big thumbs up.

You can get them as print on demand via DMs Guild

I have enjoyed running quite a few Arcane Library adventures. We had great fun with the Bundle of Horror series.

Not so long ago I was looking forward to buying this but for some reason I seem to have decided to spend my Q1 book budget on Pathfinder books instead. I wonder what changed my mind.

It does clearly state above "Adventure has been rebalanced to be easier for a new Dungeon Master to run and a better play experience." so it is not as if this is the original version that was published as separate books.

I think that one of the big issues with 5e Spelljammer is that they sporked the release, each of the three books felt like they maybe should have had more material but there simply wasn't enough space in the format. The Spelljamming and ship mechanics have been greatly simplified and I'm not...

It would be nice if they put up something like the old 2e Catacomb Guide for new DMs to reference. The last two starter sets and the essentials kit have been very light on DM advice. Yes there's a video to go alongside the latest set but it is only about four and a half minutes long...