I just found out this existed

The last time I went to Friday Night Magic I lost to a girl with Pickle Rick card sleeves

Any review on this board game

RaHoWa is better.

now you're just making stuff up

Because it makes it more accessible to normalfags and they're a cancerous parasite

The Stranger Things D&D set was better
at least it gave you some new monsters
This one is literally just the D&D starter set, written as if narrated by Rick Sanchez

I'd kill myself, you're obviously incapable of winning against a mentally retarded person.

like, cringe

Why couldn't it at least have been a module for playing in the Rick & Morty Setting?

I mean... I know why...
It would have taken some effort.

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The kids in Stranger Things were way too young to be playing d&d.
Not it the sense that it wasn't appropriate for them but in the sense they probably would be that interested.
Too many charts and shit.

I want a Community module, Damn it!

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It made me angry because the contents were not quite as advertised.

“Well, I haven’t liked R&M for a few years now...but they’re telegraphing scifi content and it seems like they may tease more Spelljammer and Planescape content. Eh, its in my budget and I’m a completionist collector,”

...and then I got some butt chart and a meeseeks box.

>Spelljammer
I have some of the comics that marvel put out around here somewheres.

I liked it, it gave me a hearty chuckle whenever I was supposed to be antagonistic towards the players. But that doesn't nullify the fact that it's a shameless plug for a rather mediocre cartoon.

All D&D content is now either

>Critical Role shit
>MtG shit
>Whatever Normies like at the current moment shit

Gone are the days of well written original sourcebooks, now we just get shit made to appeal to the lowest common denominator because it makes the most money

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Really WoTC won't stop teasing Spelljammer but then don't commit to doing anything with it for 5th Edition.

Nautiloid ships in Volo's Guide to Monsters Illithid section with some space specific gear.

The Morkoth being a helmless Squidship in Storm King's Thunder

The Giff appearing in Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes in the bestiary. Jolly good what what gunpowder and all that such.

The actual crashed Spelljammer, the Stardock, and the Helm in Waterdeep Dungeon of the Mad Mage.

Now in response to the Larian trailer for Baldur's Gate III we have Perkins talking about Nautiloids on a Lore You Should Know and getting into the specificity that Illithids forgot how to make them, how developing the video game changed some conceits and brought in new concepts to their use, and specified that the Illithids are a broken former power in Space...their empire shattered and their ships cast to the wind in small cells/colonies.

I just want to know the status quo of the Known Spheres of Spelljammer as a setting. In the big gap of 3.0-4E as to what happened after the Second Unhuman War and the Vodoni War.

Because your so ingrained in this "culture" war that stupid shit sets you off. The good thing about /tg/ shit is your not forced to use any of this shit. As a GM you can make the world you want it same goes for SJW shit in /tg/ if a source book says an NPC is gay you can eaisly handwave that

This. Asking strangers why you have an opinion is terribly autistic.

that, and also getting angry over a dungeons and dragons tie in

It's like walking autism. Auts-tomaton.