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<blockquote data-quote="Aldarc" data-source="post: 8248518" data-attributes="member: 5142">I don't think so, but I'm also not arguing so. I'm saying that there is evidence that are a fair share of people don't care or use TIBFs in 5e D&amp;D. I have also encountered similar discussions surrounding TIBFs in gaming communities on Reddit, Discord, and other forums. Moreover, does Matt Mercer or Critical Role use TIBFs? Does Adventure Zone use them? Or Acquisitions Incorporated? Do we even see them actually being used in the plays that WotC runs to promote the game? I don't know as I don't watch these. I don't think I have ever seen them come up in Matt Colville's video streams of his games. Personally, I have never seen TIBFs come up in my own games of D&amp;D 5e, whether as a player or GM. I vaguely seem to recall Web DM talk about how TIBFs and the Inspiration tie-in mechanic are almost famously forgotten and vestigial as they have little impact. Does that count?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aldarc, post: 8248518, member: 5142"] I don't think so, but I'm also not arguing so. I'm saying that there is evidence that are a fair share of people don't care or use TIBFs in 5e D&D. I have also encountered similar discussions surrounding TIBFs in gaming communities on Reddit, Discord, and other forums. Moreover, does Matt Mercer or Critical Role use TIBFs? Does Adventure Zone use them? Or Acquisitions Incorporated? Do we even see them actually being used in the plays that WotC runs to promote the game? I don't know as I don't watch these. I don't think I have ever seen them come up in Matt Colville's video streams of his games. Personally, I have never seen TIBFs come up in my own games of D&D 5e, whether as a player or GM. I vaguely seem to recall Web DM talk about how TIBFs and the Inspiration tie-in mechanic are almost famously forgotten and vestigial as they have little impact. Does that count? [/QUOTE]

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