Congrats!! WotC won't be getting any money from me directly anymore, but independent creators and contributors like you help keep all of it alive, and I'll happily support you in your work...even if WotC gets a slice of the pie, too. Bringing new players into the Greyhawk we know and love, teaching them how to play things old-school (but with with a modern twist) is hopefully going to be great for our favorite setting, and help it flourish. Keep on keeping the faith, brother - we've got your back!
I too often long for the human-centric feel of Greyhawk, but the younger crowds love the diversity of 5e. The thought of playing typical 'monster' species doesn't appeal to me personally.
I'm generally of the same mindset (thinking of it kind of like a "Middle-earth in the 4th Age"), though I'll often wonder _how_ the more monstrous races could be adapted, like perhaps tying warforged into the "City of the Gods" in someway.
@@Amesang I think anything can be adapted, that is the beauty of TTRPGs in general. You could have an entire party of PC dragons, i.e. Wings of Fire in D&D... would I want to run that table? no. But perhaps that appeals to other GMs and I say go for it, just not for me.
I'm surprised you'd think that people would give you grief about this. It warmed my heart when I saw that you were going this way. We'll need your voice out there where all the new fans can hear it and get a feeling for how Greyhawk should be played to stay true to Gygax's original vision for it. To counterbalance whatever WOTC is going to put out there, which is probably going to be overrun with tieflings, dragonborn, and jolly "good" Orcs! LOL Like you said in your newest video, "whatever is good for Greyhawk is good, and if incidentally it's good for WOTC as well, so be it."
You're the man! I just ran and bought a PDF copy. YOU'RE the reason I'm all in on Greyhawk. I can't thank you enough for all your outstanding work. YOU keep Greyhawk alive for us! Will there be a print on demand? I'd love to have this in my library!
I have always appreciated your work and I thank you for providing this resource for Dm's who are newer to the hobby like me. I love Greayhawk and I am excited to see what grows from this. Keep up the good work
Thank you so much. Grayhawk was the first world I ever played in and dmd in you have my full support. I love hard copies but for you I would purchase PDFs and downloads.
In recent WOTC videos and podcasts Chris Perkins states quite succinctly that they don't want to publish any new official material set in Greyhawk because they want DMs to feel free to make Greyhawk their own. A good objective and feels very in line with what Gygax often advocated in his "advice to DMs" in his TSR-published Greyhawk adventures and setting. Perkins also gives a caveat that if there were massive demand for additional Greyhawk material, WOTC would be foolish not to consider creating it. I'm hoping they'll just point players to DMs Guild and DriveThru RPG and let that be the 'sandbox source' so to speak.
Congratulations. I'll definitely take a look at it. I run a 3.5 game and have started running the old Living Greyhawk adventures when I'm missing too many players to run my main game, currently Verbobonc and Keoland.
It's a solid book. Unlike you, I've embraced 5th edition and don't have super strong feelings about the old school rulesets (lore is another story tho) and I especially love the 2024 books and their use of older characters from the early 80s that got abandoned like Warduke and Ringlerun and the others, and was stoked to hear about Greyhawk in it, and this book works well to bring most of the gold box info that's actually useful and relevant to modern campaigns into a nice 128 page Gazetteer style book. I think stylistically it fits well with the more modern books and other Greyhawk related DM's guild titles that are out there now and can recommend it, and I'm glad you didn't try to resist the changes they made (Arn, etc) which would have just led to confusion. So, good job.
I wanted to buy Adventures Dark and Deep for my upcoming holiday play but I can't buy the new books yet and all the old books are gone, even on friggin Ebay! Grats on the book!
This, and the Players Guide you produced I have purchased. Intend to integrate and supersede aspects in the 2024 DMG. If it's Greyhawk, I feel it needs an aspect of authenticity to it.
That's why I cherish my _Living Greyhawk Gazetteer,_ if for no other reason than because it's 99% lore (I think the only mechanics are money, deity domains, and NPC class levels?).
Did you choose DM’S Guild vs drive thru because of the potential for more exposure? Would the material regardless of the tie in to 5th edition be a good addition to 1st edition content?
Because Greyhawk is intellectual property owned by Wizards of the Coast, the DMs Guild is the only legal option available for independent creators to publish Greyhawk material.
I was in the middle of applying some of the subclasses on your website to my foundry game.... now it's not available anymore? and I gotta pay for it... man I do get it but I would have appreciated more of a heads up
I'm definitely gonna get a copy setting guides are my favorite and I find your retelling on grey hawk to be a far more authentic we shall say take. Then whatever wotc will do
Hello there Having played Basic/Expert/... D&D, then AD&D 2e in the 80s/90s and this current version I think I been through most of the campaign settings... Except Greyhawk, so I picked up your campaign guide before I take a look at what is in the SKY 2024. Reason being, WoTC version of Spelljammer/Planescape looks nice yet are missing key portions of what came before...and suspect even though New races in the current iteration of D&D, something fundamentally will be missing or changed. So thanks.
I’m curious if you had to rename any of the nations to align with the new names on the 2024 Greyhawk map (eg removing Rovers, Barbarians, and Caliphates) Also do we know what starting year DMG 2024 is establishing for this latest Greyhawk setting?
I actually included both names, so folks who only know the setting from the new DMG know what I'm referring to, but still get the old-school flavor. The new DMG is set in 576, and that's where I placed my book as well.
'Their direction.' That's exactly why I stick to "old school." I don't like the direction they've taken and have no wish to be part of it. As to "editions;" I write story, not modules, or "rule" books. Sooo . . . good luck applying "edition" to anything I do. LOL But good luck to you guys. Being a fellow "Grognard," I' think I'll be getting this book, in particular.. I'm just compelled to look it over. 🍻
Joseph -- do you have a summary somewhere that outlines what your Campaign Guide offers that is different from -- or expands upon -- existing publications? Is it just a compilation of existing material or does it offer details unavailable elsewhere? Just trying to get a handle on what it contains -- the DMs Guild page previews only the cover art and your description over there doesn't make it sound much different than whatever the hell they are going to release in the new DMG.
@@GreyhawkGrognard There's no link for a full-sized preview under the cover, or anywhere else on the page. I followed the link you provided. Should I look for it on DriveThru RPG instead?
@@GreyhawkGrognard I visted the page before I posted. Perhaps it hasn't been updated? No preview, page count etc...I'm very interested, I'll check back later
122 pages. No content preview (yet). Looking forward to seeing it but would like to make sure it's not a rehash of things I already own, like the Greyhawk LC Gazetteer 3.0, or original Greyhawk folio or boxed set.
As a 5e Greyhawk GM I really appreciate your game-focused content and have already purchased my copy on DMs guild. I don't care about the WOTC Windmill tilting the DND influencer spaces *loves* even one iota, but as long as you keep producing such great GAME content, I'm happy to support your endeavors in that reguard. Hopefully WOTC's placement of Greyhawk front-and-center in the DMs guide will bring more attention to the fine work that you do in talking about Greyhawk. I would love to have a player's guide to complement this, as most of the material online is either too vauge to be useful, or GM focused. Thanks.
So im curious with DMs guild can you put the rules in for 5e and then add rules for an older edition similar to the old school revival module releases Goodman Games was doing?
Very cool, despite the corporate greed and unethical practices of WotC I still think there are some quality creators who are working on the current version of D&D and hopefully this pulls new players into the greatest campaign setting
Just purchased a couple of days ago, and I'm disappointed that I don't see a section explicating the deities of Greyhawk. They are mentioned in passing for each nation-state's religion, but not talked about length, from what I skimmed through. Have I perhaps missed something? Otherwise, will there be some updated edit or other release with info on deities? Also, in the Preface, you mention an accompanying Player's Guide to Greyhawk. Can you please specify what this is alluding to?
Thats awesome! Since WOTC allows you to publish something so grand and on point with Greyhawk that encourages me to produce a module too. Coming soon ;)
I am not sure new players would be willing to pay 15 for this Pdf without a preview. Also, I think that showcasing the artwork would make it much more marketable (unless it's ai art, which can be controversial)
Tough call. To work on the thing you love you have to work with the people you hate. I suppose for Greyhawk it's worth making a deal with the devil. I'd have made the same choice.
Congrats and thank-you, Joseph! Though I too am not a fan of WotC, I'm ordering a couple copies to show my support of our beloved Greyhawk and your always awesome work. Your books, regardless of content, are always welcome in my collection!
So, why have u declined to write adventure modules? I always felt that was definately one of your strong suits, such as your YT adventure Shorts allude to.
How dare you? You should be ashamed of yourself. You . . . Oh wait, I'm thinking of what I did last night. Never mind. This is really neat news. Congrats, good sir.
That's more or less what I'd want out of a Greyhawk product, so good job. Heck, I'm probably going to get the new DMG just for the 30+ pages of Greyhawk material. But still, stay safe from Pinkertons.
No heat from me, per say, though I wish I could purchase it from you without WotC getting a few nickels out of it. Thus, alas, it won't take a place of honor among my pdfs or bookshelves. My money goes to Paizo; long live Pathfinder, aka "Real D&D" -- still, nothing but love for a fellow Greyhawk Grognard, fighting Iuz since 1981!
In the spirit of the fact that it's supposed to be in the latest edition, I did use species, but just wait for the next book, when I'll need some sort of term for Oeridians, Flan, Suel, etc.
Congrats man. Can't say I have any interest in 5e. I'm not really a fan of current day realms lore and the fact that they've opened the forgotten realms to the multiverse of "hey do you remember strahd!?, hey! Do you remember acererak!?. Hey do you remember vecna!? They're all here!" We're just going to regurgitate all of our most famous modules... Endlessly! Come back and we'll have a meeting of the planes! Come see what house Cannith; from Eberron, has in store for the realms." At least 5e players are getting some perspective and lore from someone that has passion for the world. The narratives they've been fed about older versions are sad to say the least. And I say that as someone's who's barely in their 30s. Keep doing what you love.
The Campaign Guide has almost nothing in terms of 5E mechanics, but does have a lot of new material for the nations and such, and brings together stuff that had been scattered across many disparate sources.
@@GreyhawkGrognard They are NOT the same, no matter what lies WOTC tells. If it’s written for D&D 2024, not interested. Do a version for 5e and I’ll buy it.
You're not selling out, it's a rational choice for your creative enterprise. Just be careful they don't try and censor "problematic" language and concepts in case the joyless narcissistic cancel pigs come for it. Have a game plane prepared.
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You can find the book here: tinyurl.com/cb66auw6
Congrats! Hearing you say "My first official Greyhawk book" made me smile
Awesome news for sure 😁
Me too. We NEED the voice of people like Joe in the "official" Greyhawk community to keep a MODICUM of faithfulness to the original.
I'm glad you did this so Greyhawk is on the right track.
Congrats!! WotC won't be getting any money from me directly anymore, but independent creators and contributors like you help keep all of it alive, and I'll happily support you in your work...even if WotC gets a slice of the pie, too.
Bringing new players into the Greyhawk we know and love, teaching them how to play things old-school (but with with a modern twist) is hopefully going to be great for our favorite setting, and help it flourish. Keep on keeping the faith, brother - we've got your back!
May pick up a copy of it. Wished it could be edition neutral; not keen that it has to be 5e.
I too often long for the human-centric feel of Greyhawk, but the younger crowds love the diversity of 5e. The thought of playing typical 'monster' species doesn't appeal to me personally.
I'm generally of the same mindset (thinking of it kind of like a "Middle-earth in the 4th Age"), though I'll often wonder _how_ the more monstrous races could be adapted, like perhaps tying warforged into the "City of the Gods" in someway.
@@Amesang I think anything can be adapted, that is the beauty of TTRPGs in general. You could have an entire party of PC dragons, i.e. Wings of Fire in D&D... would I want to run that table? no. But perhaps that appeals to other GMs and I say go for it, just not for me.
Yeah, I always thought that (playing monster races) was more of an old-school Runequest thing than D&D.
Can’t wait for the print version
I am SO PUMPED you are putting this out there! Definitely buying and sharing the link with others!
Congrats Joe!!
Well done!!
I'm surprised you'd think that people would give you grief about this. It warmed my heart when I saw that you were going this way. We'll need your voice out there where all the new fans can hear it and get a feeling for how Greyhawk should be played to stay true to Gygax's original vision for it. To counterbalance whatever WOTC is going to put out there, which is probably going to be overrun with tieflings, dragonborn, and jolly "good" Orcs! LOL
Like you said in your newest video, "whatever is good for Greyhawk is good, and if incidentally it's good for WOTC as well, so be it."
Purchased. Happy to support Greyhawk done right.
You're right to do so. True fans of Greyhawk have to occupy the terrain, before others do.
Just bought it! Congratulations!! Looking forward to reading it.
When do Greyhawk curtains go on sale?
With the Greyhawk map on them of course.
You're the man! I just ran and bought a PDF copy.
YOU'RE the reason I'm all in on Greyhawk. I can't thank you enough for all your outstanding work.
YOU keep Greyhawk alive for us!
Will there be a print on demand? I'd love to have this in my library!
I have always appreciated your work and I thank you for providing this resource for Dm's who are newer to the hobby like me. I love Greayhawk and I am excited to see what grows from this. Keep up the good work
Awesome!!! I’m running my 1st adventure in Grayhawk tonight (one shot with more on the way). I will definitely check your book out.
Thank you so much. Grayhawk was the first world I ever played in and dmd in you have my full support. I love hard copies but for you I would purchase PDFs and downloads.
In recent WOTC videos and podcasts Chris Perkins states quite succinctly that they don't want to publish any new official material set in Greyhawk because they want DMs to feel free to make Greyhawk their own. A good objective and feels very in line with what Gygax often advocated in his "advice to DMs" in his TSR-published Greyhawk adventures and setting.
Perkins also gives a caveat that if there were massive demand for additional Greyhawk material, WOTC would be foolish not to consider creating it. I'm hoping they'll just point players to DMs Guild and DriveThru RPG and let that be the 'sandbox source' so to speak.
Amazing work you are doing all over
I am interested in getting a print copy! Let us know when/if that happens!
I really like your Greyhawk Campaign Guide. I am glad it made to Silver. I really hope it goes to gold soon.
Congratulations. I'll definitely take a look at it. I run a 3.5 game and have started running the old Living Greyhawk adventures when I'm missing too many players to run my main game, currently Verbobonc and Keoland.
It's a solid book. Unlike you, I've embraced 5th edition and don't have super strong feelings about the old school rulesets (lore is another story tho) and I especially love the 2024 books and their use of older characters from the early 80s that got abandoned like Warduke and Ringlerun and the others, and was stoked to hear about Greyhawk in it, and this book works well to bring most of the gold box info that's actually useful and relevant to modern campaigns into a nice 128 page Gazetteer style book. I think stylistically it fits well with the more modern books and other Greyhawk related DM's guild titles that are out there now and can recommend it, and I'm glad you didn't try to resist the changes they made (Arn, etc) which would have just led to confusion. So, good job.
I wanted to buy Adventures Dark and Deep for my upcoming holiday play but I can't buy the new books yet and all the old books are gone, even on friggin Ebay! Grats on the book!
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This, and the Players Guide you produced I have purchased. Intend to integrate and supersede aspects in the 2024 DMG.
If it's Greyhawk, I feel it needs an aspect of authenticity to it.
I shall be purchasing this immediately
You'll definitely want to put up a preview! I never buy anything on DMs Guild without seeing a preview first.
It has a preview of the first 6 pages.
I'll be adapting to 3.5 campaign...
That's why I cherish my _Living Greyhawk Gazetteer,_ if for no other reason than because it's 99% lore (I think the only mechanics are money, deity domains, and NPC class levels?).
You got my support and I will be purchasing it soon.
Congrats!
Hello!
Any print on demand coming for this?
Eventually.
@@GreyhawkGrognard It has to become Gold seller first, doesn't it?
fine, but do I need this if I only play Editions up to AD&D 2nd Ed. ?
It does have new material, and most of the book is edition neutral.
Did you choose DM’S Guild vs drive thru because of the potential for more exposure? Would the material regardless of the tie in to 5th edition be a good addition to 1st edition content?
Because Greyhawk is intellectual property owned by Wizards of the Coast, the DMs Guild is the only legal option available for independent creators to publish Greyhawk material.
DMs Guild is the only place to (legally) publish Greyhawk material. This book is mostly lore, so the mechanical stuff is easily ignored or converted.
I'm glad for you, mate. You definately know the material well and should be writing more!
I was in the middle of applying some of the subclasses on your website to my foundry game.... now it's not available anymore? and I gotta pay for it... man I do get it but I would have appreciated more of a heads up
I have to be nimble.
I feel like this is the best respone you couldve made
Fantastic!!!
I'm definitely gonna get a copy setting guides are my favorite and I find your retelling on grey hawk to be a far more authentic we shall say take. Then whatever wotc will do
Hello there
Having played Basic/Expert/... D&D, then AD&D 2e in the 80s/90s and this current version I think I been through most of the campaign settings...
Except Greyhawk, so I picked up your campaign guide before I take a look at what is in the SKY 2024. Reason being, WoTC version of Spelljammer/Planescape looks nice yet are missing key portions of what came before...and suspect even though New races in the current iteration of D&D, something fundamentally will be missing or changed.
So thanks.
Instant buy, thank you
Ooga Booga intensifies!
Congratulations Grognard, published author, a great day.
Love your videos and your style.
I’m curious if you had to rename any of the nations to align with the new names on the 2024 Greyhawk map (eg removing Rovers, Barbarians, and Caliphates) Also do we know what starting year DMG 2024 is establishing for this latest Greyhawk setting?
I actually included both names, so folks who only know the setting from the new DMG know what I'm referring to, but still get the old-school flavor. The new DMG is set in 576, and that's where I placed my book as well.
Josh, please check the formating on Iuz. The heading is not highlighted.
Thanks! That's been fixed.
'Their direction.'
That's exactly why I stick to "old school." I don't like the direction they've taken and have no wish to be part of it. As to "editions;" I write story, not modules, or "rule" books. Sooo . . . good luck applying "edition" to anything I do. LOL
But good luck to you guys. Being a fellow "Grognard," I' think I'll be getting this book, in particular.. I'm just compelled to look it over. 🍻
Joseph -- do you have a summary somewhere that outlines what your Campaign Guide offers that is different from -- or expands upon -- existing publications? Is it just a compilation of existing material or does it offer details unavailable elsewhere? Just trying to get a handle on what it contains -- the DMs Guild page previews only the cover art and your description over there doesn't make it sound much different than whatever the hell they are going to release in the new DMG.
The preview covers the first 6 pages, including the table of contents. Click "Full Size Preview" under the cover.
@@GreyhawkGrognard There's no link for a full-sized preview under the cover, or anywhere else on the page. I followed the link you provided. Should I look for it on DriveThru RPG instead?
@@SteveBonario For some reason it was there, but disappeared. I've hopefully fixed the issue.
@@GreyhawkGrognard Fixed -- thanks!
This is great, thanks for all you do for the community!
Will there be a preview? How many pages?
It's all on the DMs Guild page. Link in the pinned comment.
@@GreyhawkGrognard I visted the page before I posted. Perhaps it hasn't been updated? No preview, page count etc...I'm very interested, I'll check back later
122 pages. No content preview (yet).
Looking forward to seeing it but would like to make sure it's not a rehash of things I already own, like the Greyhawk LC Gazetteer 3.0, or original Greyhawk folio or boxed set.
@@daffyduck76 Page count is over to the right, and clicking on "Full size preview" under the cover image gets you the preview.
@@GreyhawkGrognard Ok, I see the page count! No preview button though. 122 pages is good enough for me, I'll be purchasing when I get home from work.
As a 5e Greyhawk GM I really appreciate your game-focused content and have already purchased my copy on DMs guild. I don't care about the WOTC Windmill tilting the DND influencer spaces *loves* even one iota, but as long as you keep producing such great GAME content, I'm happy to support your endeavors in that reguard. Hopefully WOTC's placement of Greyhawk front-and-center in the DMs guide will bring more attention to the fine work that you do in talking about Greyhawk. I would love to have a player's guide to complement this, as most of the material online is either too vauge to be useful, or GM focused. Thanks.
Well aren't you the good little obedient drone.
Hey, that product is exactly what I’m looking for! I hope it’s successful for you.
You're doing great stuff, as always!
So im curious with DMs guild can you put the rules in for 5e and then add rules for an older edition similar to the old school revival module releases Goodman Games was doing?
Congratulations, Monsieur Grognard! Hope it sells well!
Purchased!
Let us know when it becomes print on demand please.
It has to be a gold seller pdf before that can happen. So the more that get purchased, the quicker the print version will come.
THIS IS WHAT WE NEEDED!
Congrats on the book.
Very cool, despite the corporate greed and unethical practices of WotC I still think there are some quality creators who are working on the current version of D&D and hopefully this pulls new players into the greatest campaign setting
I'm new checking out your content. I'll go buy a copy!
Just purchased a couple of days ago, and I'm disappointed that I don't see a section explicating the deities of Greyhawk. They are mentioned in passing for each nation-state's religion, but not talked about length, from what I skimmed through. Have I perhaps missed something? Otherwise, will there be some updated edit or other release with info on deities?
Also, in the Preface, you mention an accompanying Player's Guide to Greyhawk. Can you please specify what this is alluding to?
There is a plan to have a whole book on deities and clerics. The Player's Guide is coming soon.
@@GreyhawkGrognard Sounds excellent! I'm looking forward to both.
Bravo! Hail!
Thats great news ! And having Greyhawk on Dm's Guild is so cool ! Cant wait for the french translation of the next Dnd 5 :)
Thats awesome! Since WOTC allows you to publish something so grand and on point with Greyhawk that encourages me to produce a module too. Coming soon ;)
Thanks for keeping the Homeland alive! I don't game much anymore, but I will be picking up your pdf.
I am not sure new players would be willing to pay 15 for this Pdf without a preview.
Also, I think that showcasing the artwork would make it much more marketable (unless it's ai art, which can be controversial)
It has a preview of the first 6 pages.
@@GreyhawkGrognard Fantastic! I did not see that the first time I visited.
I hope that this supplement helps people run games in Greyhawk easier!
This is awesome!! 😁⚔️🤘🏻
Fantastic !
Purchased ❤
Tough call.
To work on the thing you love you have to work with the people you hate. I suppose for Greyhawk it's worth making a deal with the devil. I'd have made the same choice.
Is the information canon? Or is it your own creation built on top of previous lore.
Mostly canon, but I did add flourishes here and there to add some flavor. Nothing, I think, that contradicts canon.
@@GreyhawkGrognard Good to know, thank you ! Bought it last night. Love what you are doing.
Have to check it out
That was quick.
I'm nimble!
Congratulations. 😊 Wouldn't mind picking this up to adapt for Tales of the Valiant. 😊
Just purchased!
Greyhawk adapted to like..old school essentials or swords and wizardry or Basic fantasy would be cool just saying
Congrats and thank-you, Joseph! Though I too am not a fan of WotC, I'm ordering a couple copies to show my support of our beloved Greyhawk and your always awesome work. Your books, regardless of content, are always welcome in my collection!
So, why have u declined to write adventure modules? I always felt that was definately one of your strong suits, such as your YT adventure Shorts allude to.
How dare you? You should be ashamed of yourself. You . . . Oh wait, I'm thinking of what I did last night. Never mind. This is really neat news. Congrats, good sir.
Congrats on the publication! Glad to see the "World of Greyhawk" continue ever onward!
(You remembered the trees, didn't you? 🌳)
That's more or less what I'd want out of a Greyhawk product, so good job. Heck, I'm probably going to get the new DMG just for the 30+ pages of Greyhawk material. But still, stay safe from Pinkertons.
No heat from me, per say, though I wish I could purchase it from you without WotC getting a few nickels out of it. Thus, alas, it won't take a place of honor among my pdfs or bookshelves. My money goes to Paizo; long live Pathfinder, aka "Real D&D" -- still, nothing but love for a fellow Greyhawk Grognard, fighting Iuz since 1981!
Pffft.. paizo is no better than wotc.
Congrats and I hope it does well.
TOOK MY MONEY .. LOL
Are you even allowed to use the r-word when referring to species or whatever they call it now?
In the spirit of the fact that it's supposed to be in the latest edition, I did use species, but just wait for the next book, when I'll need some sort of term for Oeridians, Flan, Suel, etc.
Congrats man. Can't say I have any interest in 5e. I'm not really a fan of current day realms lore and the fact that they've opened the forgotten realms to the multiverse of
"hey do you remember strahd!?, hey! Do you remember acererak!?. Hey do you remember vecna!? They're all here!" We're just going to regurgitate all of our most famous modules... Endlessly! Come back and we'll have a meeting of the planes! Come see what house Cannith; from Eberron, has in store for the realms."
At least 5e players are getting some perspective and lore from someone that has passion for the world.
The narratives they've been fed about older versions are sad to say the least. And I say that as someone's who's barely in their 30s. Keep doing what you love.
The Campaign Guide has almost nothing in terms of 5E mechanics, but does have a lot of new material for the nations and such, and brings together stuff that had been scattered across many disparate sources.
Written for 5e or 2024?
According to WotC, they're the same thing. ;-)
It's for the latest rules, whatever that means.
@@GreyhawkGrognard They are NOT the same, no matter what lies WOTC tells. If it’s written for D&D 2024, not interested. Do a version for 5e and I’ll buy it.
It's 5.5, calling it by year is Microsoft speak
@@docnecrotic So is D&D One/Next/5.5/2024.
There is no official name other than it’s NOT 5e.
Hopefully this will encourage folks who are new to the setting to learn the old ways!
May I suggest, that we are not 1 country but 50 countries in a union? Thought of in that way states rights may seem different. Look at the EU.
This is great - when will hard back book be available?
It’s probably easier to get the Dragonborn to fit in with the Greyhawk setting than the Tiefling.
WotC has turned D&D into a pile of woke horseshit just look at the new PHB
It's absolutely sickening and demonic. Well, Hasbro fired the woke CEO of WOTC, so that's some instant karma. 🎉
You're not selling out, it's a rational choice for your creative enterprise. Just be careful they don't try and censor "problematic" language and concepts in case the joyless narcissistic cancel pigs come for it. Have a game plane prepared.
It doesn’t have that cringe disclaimer warning like WotC uses on all its pre-woke era DnD books, does it?
no
Anyone who gives you guff about this doesn't care about you or the hobby overmuch.
Bought it but I'm not a big fan of it.