My (implied) thought was that one half of the fan base are fans of the IP, and the other only (or mostly) of the game.
(But it might also be that at Essen they’d never be the big ones, just one of the many).

Question is whether or not the IP can survive in a meaningful way without the game.

I think we have to get used to the IP of D&D being worth more than the game. (At least short term).

Worst ever. Men ja, selv dårlig SPIEL er ret godt.

Tror jeg tog den med hjemmefra.

Sad to have missed you (spent too much time being sick in Essen this year).

Skal vi snave? Jeg er syg nok for os begge… (eller, det værste er overstået).

I haven’t tried the finished version, but the version I tried years ago at #Fastaval (much shorter) focused more on mood than story. I think that choice was right, but perhaps less so when the game is longer.

Hvis reviewer 1,3-n ikke har kommenteret på det, er det vel mere flovt for dem end dig? (Med mindre du var reviewer).

I have always delegated that part to a player.

Somehow felt like a game from 10-15 years ago. When it was allowed to make fun and not too deep games as long as the experience was good. Very much like a Race for the Galaxy without expansions, but more play to see what happens.

Jeg er ret sikker på det er ham der snakker lidt mindre.

And if you want to, you can follow my favorite weird coffee person over at @jameshoffmann.bsky.social

Det er ikke bare dig, det lugter af stressreaktion, og dem er der alt for mange der skal slås med.
Men det er dig. Pas på dig selv og vær ligeglad med job og dumme kolleger hvis du kan (og hvis en tur til Nyborg kan hjælpe med at massere maveknuder væk er du velkommen).

Hvor mange “brodne kar” skal der mon til at “not all” stopper?

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