Well he hasn't been very public the last few years, turning over AI, not doing Lore you should know, and ending his Dice Camera Action game. Maybe if he retires from DnD development he'll be full time online running games and such, hopefully.
@@chadwickerman That would be the dream, but he has before said that when the day does come that he retires, he intends to disappear altogether and lead a quiet life.
I spoke with CP at an event in PDX about two years ago. He hinted then at retirement in much the same way that he did here. I wish him all the best, and I feel blessed by his work over the course of a wonder filled career. And yet, there is a part of me that believes that the D&D community will always wish to mine further depths of this rare imagination.
Whatever Chris decides to do i wish him the absolute best. The man has made some of the most beloved articles of D&D ever and I cannot praise him enough
Chris Perkins: Time travel gets complicated in adventures Me: *looks at Rime of the Frostmaiden, which drops the ability to time travel at the end of the module with no explanation or follow-up
@@tw1zt84 Oh yeah, I mean those obelisks are popping up everywhere. Hoping for a full Forgotten Realms lore timeline reset to fix the hard to justify elements of Forgotten Realms lore
this seams to be one of the best new DM adventures outside the Startersets. you learn how to deal with complex situations such as timekeeping in a nonlinear setting while having the possibility to teach the old homebrew that states "not all encounters must be resolved with a fight" to your players, besides being taught by the adventure how to run adventures.
I've been sitting here thinking about how I'd play one of these rabbit people. What would a rabbit want? Well, they usually want to get in, eat their fill, and get out before they can get caught. That's when it hit me: my character would want to get a team together for a heist.
I hope you will be having an interview soon about Spelljammer.. ahahaha! 6 DAYS after this original post the future of d&d Spelljammer Confirmed! Perkins held up cover art of Boo! With planets in the background! I'm sooo happy!!!!
When I run this I really wanna focus on the past, present, and possible future of a certain archfae and her regrets, hopes, old dreams, and past spectres she wants to put to rest so she can move on with her new life
@@haerdalis84 No it doesn't actually fit, because the so called Domain is far larger than the Land Within the Wind. I have a feeling that WoTC has abandoned the Dark Sun Setting.
@@20storiesunder I really dislike the trend toward anthropomorphic animal and alien PC races in D&D for a number of reasons, and each new WoTC book seems to add to the problem.
Chris Perkins is a gift to the community and I do not want to imagine a future in which he is not involved in D&D in a public manner.
Well he hasn't been very public the last few years, turning over AI, not doing Lore you should know, and ending his Dice Camera Action game. Maybe if he retires from DnD development he'll be full time online running games and such, hopefully.
@@chadwickerman That would be the dream, but he has before said that when the day does come that he retires, he intends to disappear altogether and lead a quiet life.
I spoke with CP at an event in PDX about two years ago. He hinted then at retirement in much the same way that he did here. I wish him all the best, and I feel blessed by his work over the course of a wonder filled career. And yet, there is a part of me that believes that the D&D community will always wish to mine further depths of this rare imagination.
I love just hearing people who love dnd, talk about dnd
I love to think of Ravenloft and the Feywild as the two sides of Halloween. Ravenloft is the pure horror, and the Feywild is the tricks and treats. :)
Whatever Chris decides to do i wish him the absolute best. The man has made some of the most beloved articles of D&D ever and I cannot praise him enough
Chris Perkins: Time travel gets complicated in adventures
Me: *looks at Rime of the Frostmaiden, which drops the ability to time travel at the end of the module with no explanation or follow-up
Don't think, consume. Don't complain, buy. :)
I feel like more than anything, that was the book saying “go crazy if you want” to the DM.
Was also featured in Dice, Camera, Action. Which he DMed.
@@tw1zt84 Oh yeah, I mean those obelisks are popping up everywhere. Hoping for a full Forgotten Realms lore timeline reset to fix the hard to justify elements of Forgotten Realms lore
It's ok everyone, he is an Archfey, so Chris Perkins will still be around for quite awhile
@@GeorgeWashingtonLaserMusket a heg
this seams to be one of the best new DM adventures outside the Startersets. you learn how to deal with complex situations such as timekeeping in a nonlinear setting while having the possibility to teach the old homebrew that states "not all encounters must be resolved with a fight" to your players, besides being taught by the adventure how to run adventures.
I've been sitting here thinking about how I'd play one of these rabbit people. What would a rabbit want? Well, they usually want to get in, eat their fill, and get out before they can get caught.
That's when it hit me: my character would want to get a team together for a heist.
I'm a simple man.
If you keep Christopher Perkins on my screen, I'll keep watching and sending a like!
I think it's great! The only thing I want to ask for from WOTC are some adventures that maybe start around level 5-8 and end closer to level 20.
Always happy to see more DM aid in adventure modules. WotC could still learn a lot from the good ergonomic design of some OSR products.
Thank you, Chris, for your creativity, humor, and leadership. Cheers.
Literally can't wait for this to be released tomorrow
Q: What name do you give a Rabbit Barbarian?
A: Thumper.
Don’t ever say it’s over. The North Star is not allowed retirement.
He has definitely earned it.
I hope you will be having an interview soon about Spelljammer.. ahahaha! 6 DAYS after this original post the future of d&d Spelljammer Confirmed! Perkins held up cover art of Boo! With planets in the background! I'm sooo happy!!!!
now I want a mini-Adventure about the 2 Carnivals that unite Witchlight with Van Richten's
I'm so excited to run something that switches between shadow and fey
Can't wait!
Next year seems so ominous now
As a DM one thing i would like is a pronunciation breakdown with the npc names I have a lot of Bobs running around faerun
It comes with one.
When I run this I really wanna focus on the past, present, and possible future of a certain archfae and her regrets, hopes, old dreams, and past spectres she wants to put to rest so she can move on with her new life
Perkins is my sprint animal
Agreed time travel in games is a pain in the butt.
Does this mean when they redo the DMG they'll make it actually good?
The Faewild on Athas is only tiny pockets of tiny Domains, it would be hard to just drop it in.
Easy. Change it.
Prismeer (where this ap takes place) is only a single feywild demesne (albeit split in 3) so that actually fits.
@@haerdalis84 No it doesn't actually fit, because the so called Domain is far larger than the Land Within the Wind. I have a feeling that WoTC has abandoned the Dark Sun Setting.
Engagement for the engagement god!
Yay fairies, Squeee!
"Just wait till next year"
NotLikeThis
The rabbit people are the biggest reason I have no interest in this adventure.
I guess you can omit them or replace them?
Easter related trauma?
@@20storiesunder I really dislike the trend toward anthropomorphic animal and alien PC races in D&D for a number of reasons, and each new WoTC book seems to add to the problem.
@@mrmaat I feel you.
A lot of the 3rd party stuff on kickstarter seem to have a section for anthropomorphic folks as well.