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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TheSword" data-source="post: 9513027" data-attributes="member: 6879661">I have a few Kobald Press products. Tale of the Old Margrave is in my top 10 RPG products ever and in the top 5 for 5e products. Also just finished Scarlet Citadel which was excellent. Really good quality and lots of fun. I’ve always been very complimentary about Kobald Press just as I have about Paizo products.This article isn’t a very classy and is a bit beneath KP to be honest. I wouldn’t even call it a review… it’s really just a list of things they don’t like about the DMG. But it just goes to show that we have to stop thinking of organizations like this as good or bad. Paragons of Virtue or Sinks of Iniquity. Heroes have feet of clay and it’s time we stopped gunning for them because of it. There’s nothing people (and the media/social media) seem to like more than building something up to be the next new hotness only to revel in the fall when it turns out they aren’t quite the thing they were originally built up to be.D&D, Paizo, KP, Cubicle 7, Games Workshop, Modiphius (even EN World) all make mistakes given time. The bigger the business and the more there is at stake the greater the likelihood that mistakes will be noticed. It’s about time we de-escalated the rhetoric about this. Let’s keep some perspective in all discussions about the folks that make our products.</blockquote>