Also, pre-Musk, D&D Twitter was an extremely big deal. Even after a lot of those folks split for Bluesky, there's still plenty of D&D chatter there.
Though, I think the D&D chatter left there leans heavily anti-WotC...
Also, pre-Musk, D&D Twitter was an extremely big deal. Even after a lot of those folks split for Bluesky, there's still plenty of D&D chatter there.
A lot of D&D chatter everywhere leans heavily anti-WotC...Though, I think the D&D chatter left there leans heavily anti-WotC...
A lot of D&D chatter everywhere leans heavily anti-WotC...
That's my experience on Bluesky too, following a lot of RPG industry and related people.Eh. On Bluesky, it seems to me to mostly ignore WotC's existence, rather than be actively anti-WotC.
I guess, neither BS or X is great if you are looking for actual discussion on WotC products, with the difference being BS tends to shift discussion whatever 5e heartbreaker of the month is while X inevitably breaks down into trolls yelling how D&D isn't racist or sexist enough for them anymore. Even Reddit usually devolves into Pathfinder vs D&D debates.Eh. On Bluesky, it seems to me to mostly ignore WotC's existence, rather than be actively anti-WotC.
Isn't there just a lot of negativity on Twitter in general? Drama seems to drive 'clicks'...Though, I think the D&D chatter left there leans heavily anti-WotC...
Isn't there just a lot of negativity on Twitter in general? Drama seems to drive 'clicks'...
Illustrators don't get paid every time their artwork is used?
From Tales of the Radiant Citadel:This image comes from WotC's X feed. I have no idea what this is, nor what it has to do with Dungeons&Dragons, fantasy role playing, or...anything. Is there a new dancer class or something in the 2024 iteration?
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