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I hope so! Between stuff like this and the changes to warforged and airships in the art, I'm worried that I won't like this book. But I really want to like it because I'm currently running an Eberron campaign.

From the article: "This is Eberron, a world where science and magic collide." I hope that's just Mark Bernier taking creative licence. Because up till now, Eberron's schtick has been that magic has taken the place of science!

I would really love it if WotC would produce an actual Abeir campaign guide. I'd love to explore a world openly ruled by dragons!

I was having déjà vu. Turns out I made a similar comment on a variation of that comic that was posted earlier this year:

The "I didn't realize that feat was so good - you can't use it anymore" comment seems to suggest that as well.

Just saw this on FB and immediately thought of you. Sorry. 🙋‍♂️

The faces in Fallout 4 are decent enough.

Really? All I can really remember about his two films is that one of them featured a Bond girl who started out on equal footing but ended up a simpering swooning damsel by the end of it. That and his version of Felix Lighter gets eaten by a shark, right?

I am also only able to do a "thumbs up" - no other reactions. I thought maybe it was something wrong with my phone, but it's not working for me on my PC either. EDIT: Looks like it's fixed now! Yay! Also, just to add to the weirdness - when I try to edit a post on my phone, the bar with the...

Agreed. In this case, the fact that he was willing to make that sacrifice only to survive was satisfying. I must say I did appreciate the subplot of the jaded mercenaries choosing to be better people. The fact that they were literally seeking to save people’s hearts was perhaps a little...

The one who wasn’t killed at the end surprised me a little. Also, my 13 yo said after that she’d been hoping the boyfriend would get eaten.

I just introduced my 17-year-old to Daniel Craig’s Bond. I have fond nostalgic memories of older Bond movies, but I prefer Craig’s grittier, less campy version.

Oh, by the way, while the movie has much to say about climate change and other weighty topics* throughout its 2-hour runtime, its most important message comes right at the beginning: don’t litter. *Man’s arrogance, man’s inhumanity to man, the growing disparity between rich and poor, etc.

Just took my teens to see this. It was decent. Hit all the right beats. A bit predictable. A little bit of a surprise at the end. Worth seeing in the theater, I reckon. The family vs the t-rex in the river sequence was probably the highlight for me. OK so it turns out that the lab was...

I thought the wind dukes already were djinn (or like uber-djinn). I didn't realize they were different. They're supposed to no longer exist, though, right?