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Yeah, that ain't right.

I'd guess the length of the last two episodes was intended as a pacing device for when the show is binged later on.

So, Tallinn is Laris, right? That's why she uses Romulan tech? And is Renee really the one being watched? And Soong seems way more important to the alternate timeline than she does.

It's on Tabletop Simulator.

Point 5 is very interesting to me. I grew up during the Cold War here in the US. I never thought about how D&D was part of our soft power. Games I played at the time certainly were: Recon, Twilight: 2000, but... yeah. That is a take I've never heard as an American.

Getting shot is not desirable in the game, At all. An ATGM could take out a tank but the Kornet went into service in 1998, so I doubt we'll put it in the field given the war starts, and ruins industry, development, etc. prior to that. You can die of infection, dysentery, good old-fashioned...

There are some other divergences. I was a kid back then but obsessed with the Cold War (and Vietnam) to the extent of memorizing small arms,, vehicles, slang, et. al. A true Cold War kid, I suppose. I played the original game starting in about 1986. G3, FN-FAL are battle rifles. The weapons...

It's set in the year 2000.

I'm Chris Lites, mentioned in the release. I will try to answer some questions. Thanks!

There are three Heroscape minis that looks 70s. All in white. Spies I think?

I wrote it with Jonathan if you have questions.

That's strange. I'll bring it up with the company.

The nomination is for a supplement, Conan the Barbarian. Phrolian Gardner did that cover. He's finishing another for us right now.

The corebook cover is, yes, but the supplement, Conan the Barbarian is what is nominated. Phrolian Gardner is the artist on that,

We are working on the plays etter than read part!

One lucky backer wins the answer to the riddle of steel too!* *answer not intelligible in most human languages.

I sent you a PM with a request related to your request, H20. Jason may respond later tonight.

Gibson's newest novel, The Peripheral, also has longevity in it. Very cool way, IMO. See link above.

The Peripheral by William Gibson. Came out in October 2014. Here is an interview I did with him where we discuss the book. http://www.slate.com/articles/technology/future_tense/2014/12/the_peripheral_william_gibson_discusses_technology_and_predicting_the_future.html

How can you be sure?