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"Biscuit's Deck of Many Farts" Wizards Presents 2022 Discussion "AD FREE" (Patreon)

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Welp, D&D and Wizards decided to drop Spelljammer and the biggest D&D announcement of the year in the same week, so now we're playing catch-up! In this episode, Liv and Jeremy talk the recent Wizards Presents announcement, including all the new D&D books, D&D Digital, physical/digital book bundles, and a little bit about the One D&D UA! (don't worry, we'll be diving deeper into One D&D very soon!)

Comments

nandrusin

I generally like the changes in One D&d, but i wish they would change the name. It's built of off 5e, its backwards compatible with 5e, it would be a cool through back to 3.5, call it 5.5e!

Chorale Getchell

I used to work with a guy who had this broom. He claimed to have had the same broom for 20 years. I asked him how that worked, as broom handles and heads break pretty regularly. He told me when the handle broke he replaced it, and when the head broke he replaced it. I imagine One DND will look like that broom one day. Having the same name but with totally different parts from the original as each broken part is found, reported, recognized and then repaired or replaced.

BertFromOhio

To be fair, postie plays a lot of magic. He's been on a couple different YouTube channels playing magic with their crew, Game Knights being one of them

Joan Miller

wolf:dog:canine :: lion:cat:feline I dont know that I can provide a citation for it but it seems like all dogs have the potential for domestication like dogs (canis lupus), silver foxes* (canis vulpes) and dingos (canis dingo). *silver foxes are melanated red foxes.