I think it was Owen K. Stephen's who pointed put that means that a '14 Red Dragon or a '24 Red Dragon would play differently, like a '14 Red Dragon would play differently than a '14 Black Dragon: different star blocks, the situation will play out differently...but compatible within the same framework.Though they did talk about using a monster from 2014 to 2024 can be done but might play slightly differently. Which is an interesting statement.
They also seemed happy about the severance, even without giving any details.
Yeah, I'm glad they seem to be in a good place.I'm super glad they did this. I was surprised at how upbeat they both were, realistic, but upbeat. Especially toward wotc and especially the designers there and what they are doing.
Absolutely.Part of me always figures people aren't slagging off their old employers in public tweets, podcasts, etc. because they want to get work from new employers, ya know?
It was more than that: they could have avoided the topics entirely and nobody would blame them. They were outright, genuinely enthusiastic about the '24 rules changes, even given their situation.Absolutely.
But watch the video, it’s more than that.
That was actuallay the part I watched. Yes. They were very enthusiastic.It was more than that: they could have avoided the topics entirely and nobody would blame them. They were outright, genuinely enthusiastic about the '24 rules changes, even given their situation.

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Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.