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You're thinking about the one with Christian Slater?

Not my original idea, but imagine a PG-13 movie where Deadpool spent the whole runtime worrying about when to use "the one F-Bomb" that a PG-13 movie is typically allowed... and he keeps cutting Wolverine off from saying it, uses loud props to censor Wolverine using it... and then deep in Act...

Off the top of my head: d4 Hit Points Lean into Schools: declare some spells universal, a la 2e Wizards pick one specialty school, two major schools, and three minor schools Wizards can only cast their highest spell level in their specialty school, up to their next highest level in...

Fighter and Sorcerer 100%, Paladin and Wizard at 70-75%. Reckon I can see myself in the EK/Wizard range, if there were some kind of "hedge witch" arcane school, healing and curses and whatnot. In PF terms, maybe a Mindblade|Archeologist.

Well, I didn't find a game for Lifeline, but I am now playing an alternate universe version of Nathan Summers-- the Hobgoblin; he's replacing the more standard version of the character that exists in the game already, but is on hiatus. He's from an alternate version of the MC2 combined with...

My game is basically (Talented/Unchained) 3.PF1, but I incorporate a lot of 4e/5e mechanics, like partial AEDU, a hybrid between Hit Dice and Healing Surges, Advantage/Disadvantage, 5e's half/prof/expertise math. I also bring back a lot of AD&D mechanics. Class/race restrictions (not level...

Max at 1st. Starting at 2nd, reroll all your HD and either take the new total or the old total + 1.

Can't think of many classes I'd straight-up add to the roster-- basically just an INT-based, non-divine magical healer-- but I'd expand the roster by splitting existing classes and by recombining some. Kinda like I'm already doing for my Spelljammer game. Fighter would break down into whole...

For the sake of this thought experiment, I'm going to assume that the job is "an offer I can't refuse", since I wouldn't take it otherwise; I would rather see the job done well on purpose than hope I might stumble blindly into getting it right myself. First announce a self-deprecating mea culpa...

Obligatory Snark Answer: The Larian Studios logo. Barely Better Serious Answer: Same rules, same game engine, different art styles and different campaign settings-- give the full BG3 treatment to all of the D&D games between the Gold Box and BG3 itself. Pirates of Realmspace 2, Shattered Lands...

If we're going to play by the OP's rules and import a single (thematically unified) team with their supporting cast and rogues? The Green Lantern Corps as cosmic rivals to the Nova Corps and the Kree and Shi'ar Empires, and literal canon immigrants trying to rebuild their ancient legacy in a...

I just joined a freeform X-Men game, OCs only-- my first pitch was Lifeline, the son of Kaine and Madelyne Pryor-- younger half-brother to Cable-- but the co-GMs hadn't done anything with Madelyne Pryor or the Inferno storyline, and they didn't want to introduce all of that baggage for a single...

No, nobody joins the MCU. Disney buys DC Comics and forms a new movie studio to make DCEU movies. They quietly rebuild the DCEU and the Justice League franchise, with an eye on multiversal stories and "stunt casting" MCU alums as cameos and even extras in DCEU movies... while the MCU plods along...

I don't know. I cut my teeth on AD&D 1e years after AD&D 2e was published, and was an eager early adopter of 3.0-- and I didn't even actually play BECMI until coming back to D&D after walking away from 3.5-- so my "formative years" with my nostalgic favorites were short and not marked by the...

My current homebrew features genies pretty heavily and I would love to pick your brain on this. May I PM you about it? The longer I play D&D, the less I can stand the way it models polytheistic religions and cosmologies-- the way some people can't stand psionics or firearms-- and neither I...

Well, now that my dreams of Pirates of Realmspace 2 have been thoroughly dashed... I would really like to see them take a stab at space fantasy in the same vein as Phantasy Star or Cosmic Fantasy.

It is, however, owned entirely by Wizards of the Coast who would not need a license from themselves to publish it once the material it was based on enters the public domain.

Or, you know, you could have read the quote in the post you're quoting before rushing to correct it. Of course, Larian wants to work on their own projects based on their own IP, and their temporary association with Wizards of the Coast (and their IP) has made that prospect more lucrative than...

2026 marks the date that all copyrights that were established by Philip Nowlan expire, regardless of their current ownership. Anything that was created by Philip Nowlan for the Buck Rogers franchise becomes fair game. That is certainly the character and name of Buck Rogers himself, and at a...

Or, in other words, the cackhanded submoronic parasites at Hasbro just cost Wizards of the Coast another easy hundred million dollars.