And mike, the problem with boss monsters is the design of D&D. Vancian spells. Getting all of your spells at the start of the day when you wake up and having to manage them all in one big pile.

You solved the problem with the warlock.

And in the '25 rules, there is even less need to short rest now

@mearls.bsky.social ...you had like 10 years to fix it when you were literally running the D&D team because we knew this nearly 10 years ago! It's been a constant complaint since 3rd edition. 4th ed had this figured out!

I think it would be nice if we had some kind of federal administration that oversaw things like food and drugs who could provide unbiased expert advice and advisory information about said research to help keep Americans safe and making sound decisions but your boy RFK jr is busy fucking that up.

Honestly, if a reviewer's first, or major complaint about a game is the graphics it's either a must buy, or a sign that reviewer can be ignored

Hey, WOTC, now that I've got the book on D&D Beyond I've got a question.

Where are my fucking monster creation rules? You cut them out of the DMG and they're not in the MM. In their place is a "customization" system that isn't even close to a replacement.

You trying to rip me off?💢😠💢

At least when deva used to release expansion packs you got something substantial for your money.

I think that's just writing in general. I get the same thoughts whenever I write code and my unit tests all turn red.

I stand by the autocorrect pwnage. I failed to proof read.

Corn also sticks up a metric room of undeserved farming subsidies that could be used to grow more potatoes.

You also can't really grow corn indoors which is, imo, a huge mark against since indie vertical farming is a necessary future step.

I've been telling libertarian friends and acquaintances that for decades. They never have the balls to so much as try.