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I was just reflecting this week that, with dozens of D&D books on my bibliography, with every one I still harbor the secret fear, “What if this one sucks?” (Same thing for sermons. ⚓️)

Gael 💜 The Dev@gaelthedev.bsky.social

Every game developer, even experienced ones, struggles with self-doubt. Imposter syndrome is normal. Keep pushing through, because every developer has felt this way. #gamedev #indiedev

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That's because you are a good man. Even when you are great at both things, you remain humble. Well, I don't know about your sermons, but all your books have been absolutely great. Greeting from Querétaro, México!

I think every D&D book I've ever read has had parts of it that I liked and parts I disliked. Like, I think your Shining Blade of Heironeous and Fleet Runner of Ehlonna are both poor showings that miss their design goals, but sandwiched right between them is Radiant Servant of Pelor, which kicks ass!