The thing with Eddie though, is that they had no idea he would become so beloved. I recall an interview where the creators regretted having so little screen with between Eddie and Chrissy (the cheerleader). They filmed those scenes at the end and didn't realize how much chemistry they had. A...
With the obvious aging of the cast, they should have had this take place in 1991, not 1987. That way, they could still use a Queen song instead of the one from Highlander--Show Must Go On, which I think would be more of a fitting song.
I think this was pretty common, especially if your group were kids. I started on B/X in 1981 but quickly moved to AD&D, but still used all those B/X modules and even monsters pulled from the B/X book if we had it handy and not the MM laying around.
Finally getting moved in. The organization is a loooong process. I should have done a much better job packing. Especially the minis. Organizing them is a bear...The letter trays from Ikea is a great idea though. They slide out, making access to the minis work well. Now I need to get the...
pretty much, yeah. I know the bladesinger has a legacy going back to being an iconic 2e kit, so I'll give that one some slack.
*Edit: Assuming no new core classes, which I think the game could use an animist, you could work it into a subclass: a Warlock pact of the beast. New invocations that...
I never understood why they would have two subclasses that are basically the same theme when there are other subclasses out there that aren't represented.
I thought this was already a thing and seemed pretty typical to me. Also, I think this is more to protect WotC and less that they are actively wanting to take and use your all of our ideas.
Same. I can do a slightly deeper gravely version of what is kinda a mix between the bad guy from the Wishmaster movie and the bad guy from the Inspector Gadget cartoon lol. My wife has banned me doing it 😉