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That said, while we're not violating copyright we ARE violating their trademarks. Like... constantly. Terms like "Ravenloft" and the like are trademarked and the property of WotC and we're using them without permission. Are we though? There are tons of Ravenloft products marketed in DMGui...

I agree the situation is deeply troubling. Quoth the Raven is very clear about being made by fans, for free, for other fans under the unaltered OGL, so I don't expect we'd be sued over it as-is. However, if some WotC employee who can't come up with new stuff of their own does start 'outsourcing' ou...

Some corrections: D&D is in a slump. The last few books (going back to Fizban's at the earliest, for some) have been hits with the critics, but the fans haven't warmed to them; we saw that here with Van Richten's Guide to Ravenloft. This video by DND Shorts sums up the situation well. Actually, ...

4) I also like that they took the setting and advanced the timeline. I didn't need to read, again, that Azalin tried to escape and failed. That's been canon for decades. I really like that something happened in Darkon and we don't know what! Did he escape? Did he blow himself up? I really like that...

I can't figure out what the equivalent Wizard level the Gwytune Arak should be. If you read the text carefully, its not clear that the Gwytune Arak is actually an 8th level equivalent Wizard, but only casts and knows spells as a Wizard in some respects. It has the spellcasting of an 8th level wizar...

Update is live:
https://www.dmsguild.com/product/321149 ... _id=369234

Likely be my last update of the book. Feels "done."

Couple previews. Hopefully should be able to get it out by Thursday.

She is a challenge to get simple. I hadn’t considered Toben. Forgot about them somehow… Guess I’ll have to work them in! -edit- I was also planning on doing Strix, but somehow she was missed. And while I'm at it, I think I considered Merilee the child vampire as well, so might as well toss her into ...

Working on what might be the final update to my Darklords book on the Guild.

Sneak preview of who’s coming:
Probably still several days out. Lots of formatting and tweaking to do.

You're friends/ agents of Alanik Ray who get draw into an investigation to find a missing person, which drives the first 2-3 adventures. And from there the story expands. I only managed to play the first four, and they were not bad. Not too horrible, but also not very horrifying. Very much a tour of...

Both: Help us understand your issues here when it comes to what you consider diversity. Neither of you seem to like equality/diversity through minority, so are you wanting your version of equality/diversity represented through more domains of majority (equality through majority diversity type setup...

I describe myself as "woke" sometimes. I try to be progressive (or as progressive as a middle-aged white man can be) and definitely encourage D&D products to include diversity. Because everyone should be able to see themselves in the game world and feel welcome in the hobby. D&D sh...

How can you tell he's black from these pics? His features come across as very black/African. That and the fact the Weathermay family is also black, implying the nobility of Mordent is dark skinned. I'm invoking the J.K. Rowling rule here: if it's not in the published book(s) it doesn't count. (Look...

Where did you find that pic Jester? I never saw it in the actual book. Concept art shared by the artist: https://twitter.com/thesgw/status/1394783124668616705 There's a few of his pieces floating about: https://twitter.com/wizards_dnd/status/1398308900798177280?lang=en https://twitter.com/thesgw/st...

Re: Godefroy

Jeremy16 wrote:Wokeness Level – (0) how in the world did this crusty old white guy make the cut?

He's actually black.



(Like the Weathermay-Foxgroves)