Yes, this does look more comprehensive. I ended up parting with my copies of that dragon map because I ended up needing to find more comprehensive regional maps when I was DMing.
And I don't have any wall space for D&D stuff, unfortunately. When I'm rich though!!!
Ah, good point. YT is pretty silly that way. So I guess it's still not worth ascribing malice yet, but it does set a higher bar to engaging with Bob and attempting to inform him, if that's even necessary. ¯\(ツ)/¯ Not really sure how I feel about commenting either.
I did the same on Bob's video. Maybe it'll inform him.
I don't ascribe malice to either of these content creators, as ignorance is more likely. But for this and other reasons, I have unsubscribed and no longer view any of their stuff (Ben for about a year now)
Sad seeing Bob World Builder and Ben Milton/Questing Beast still singing DCC's praises after all of this, too. So many people will inadvertently support this awfulness unaware of its effects on the community.
Connecting the 7s is probably a problem in any configuration. You need separation between them to ensure they read as distinct number 7s, as opposed to anything else. Never muddy the actual name of your company!
Monster Overhaul has great tables for wizards. Bard you might have to find something fitting, but considering the number of tables in that book, it shouldn't be too hard to find one that fits.
I'm wondering if that's not actually a part of it. His DMsGuild work got pretty decent marketing... For DMsGuild work. But Exodus got practically nothing. Maybe this is a "I think we can do better, let me show you how" moment?
I'm diving into Nimble now and from my read of it, characters are not going to map 1:1, you pretty much have to use Nimble. That said, you can easily add new abilities (basically the class-specific Feats in Nimble, which have different names by class) with ease, and they can pretty much look...
This weird nostalgia-for-a-previous-generation's-entertainment is a big thing, actually. When I went to see the recent Looney Tunes movie (Daffy + Porky) in its limited release, most of the audience was a younger generation, and they brought their kids. I don't know if they feel enough affinity...