It’s probably worth bringing the exact wording over here at this point: “It's... fine? I mean, it's pretty obviously written for D&D and games operating in the

It’s probably worth bringing the exact wording over here at this point: “It's... fine? I mean, it's pretty obviously written for D&D and games operating in the same space, with similar expectations for what a TTRPG adventure looks like (meet some fantasy people, go to a dungeon, dodge the traps, fight the enemies, beat up a boss, go home).” This doesn’t seem all that angry to me. It doesn’t say that D&D is bad. It doesn’t say that the adventure is useless for any non-D&D game; it says that the adventure is oriented towards the traditional and popular idea of what an adventure should look like. That’s true! Then they compliment all the images NASA has produced over the years and offer a way to do something else cool with them. That seems pretty cool to me.