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The trouble with Snyder’s Superman is it’s Nolan’s Batman in red and blue. It’s the wrong character with the wrong powers doing all the...

This definitely wasn't my favourite Jake portrayal, as he is kind of annoying. DS9 isn't perfect but overall, I like how Jake is handled...

I think that sets up why Jake has to do the severing, and why its so hard for Ben to live through. Even if Jake never fully matures we...

I like the fact that Sisko's son is just a typical kid. He has no interest in joining Starfleet and is pursuing writing. He's still...

Yeah, it's interesting that Jake starts off as the more mature one and a good influence on Nog. Nog outstips him, maturity wise, and you...

Their partnership with CMON was very short-lived, they became independent years ago. What was newer development is that they've bought...

Supergirl is straight out of Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow. This interpretation of Supergirl isn't a Gunn thing, it's a comic-book thing...

No, its unusual but not entirely out of the blue; ever since Byrne wrote and drew Superman, there's been a take on Krypton where its...

Darrington does avoid crowd funding. But these cards are tricky. Hit? Flop? Probably in between but no way to know. They are also an...

For comparison, Free League and Monte Cook Games are comparably sized TTRPG companies, though not with anything near Darrington's Press...

Which is what they did for the game. As @overgeeked says, they'd like to know the interest levels, so they'll be able to get their print...

They've just shown they're still getting a feel for the interest for Daggerheart with their inability to keep core sets in stock...

This is really the trick, isn't it? Word count does a better job forcing people to trim than page count.

Matt will be running Age of Umbra2 so even if Campaign 4 does stick with D&D, Daggerheart is not getting abandoned. Having said this, DH...

Kids are great at coming up with additions. They're naturally "Yes and/No but" gamers because that's how they play.