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My thoughts are LaRusso bumps into her at the cemetery (Miyagi's resting place)

I'm not sure if someone has already mentioned it (too many pages to skim) but the resistance to sleep spells which the fey enjoyed which as now been moved to trance is a brilliant design, and for one important reason. In the first DL chronicles, fairly early on in the book, Raistlin used a...

I'm surprised no one has mentioned Whedon's Astonishing X-men 24-comic run which was pretty good. There were other comics which he did but I felt his 2-year story arc with A-Xmen was great. I never could get into BtVS or Angel, it wasn't for me, so I was no fan of his, until I read these from a...

Terry Silver was great, the fleshing out of that character and his backstory, I felt improved the 3rd KK movie. At this moment I think they have enough kids, they need not introduce any more. My hopes for Season 5 - Barnes returns, Kreese meets Dutch in jail, Epic match up between Silver &...

I agree with your Captain assessments. As for Discovery, they blew it with seasons 1 and 2 which were trash IMO for a whole host of reasons SO unless they changed their millenimium (Ali G) writers you know you are going to get the same trite in seasons 3 and 4. There is plenty I still have to...

I don't have an issue with the nudity reflected in the FRPG art I have consumed through the various D&D iterations. I think Boris Vallejo, Franzetta and Luis Royo had great art and likely some of that would be too much in RPG books consumed by young teens (not like they haven't seen anything...

I suspect (I'm not a history buff) that it may have to do with the spread of Christianity that the Roman Empire is viewed positively within the UK.

No he is not a prophet, however we have seen entire episodes pulled from certain Netflix series instead of just posting a disclaimer.

The short answer to your question is Reality is great, until it limits Options I personally do not subscribe to that motto.

The original post I quoted was about free-will and how their creator imprinted his "evilness" on them. That is the issue of concern that was raised, not the description of their comeliness.

Just a question that popped into my head. We do not sanitize religious texts which pretty much are supposed to imprint one's core-beliefs, why is there a push to sanitize historical RPG books? The evolution of the game already provides updated correctness on many troublesome issues.

But do the orcs lessen your enjoyment of the movies?

Sure, but the question was never answered - do you not enjoy the movies because of the orcs?

I find the text creatively inspiring - I'm imagining playing an orc who (1) has for whatever reason decided to travel a different path to his/her brethren, having to constantly battle with his/her innate tendencies using 5e's PIBF to expand on that. And hopefully arrange through one's DM to...

I'm curious, how do you reconcile with yourself the Lord of the Ring mythos to enjoy the films or the upcoming series?