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When you can, could you explain this a bit: how it's different, how it plays, etc? What are the main things that make Hackmaster work...

D&D was a hard habit for me to break. It was my main game for decades. I’ve been through every edition. By the time I stepped away, both...

My biggest gripe with 5E (which I like, please don't get me wrong) is that the power-curve for PCs is ramped up, adding extra complexity...

I would agree with that. On the surface it's easy to say, "Oh, it's like D&D...." but to play it you have to let go of a lot of...

Eh, if someone at your table really wishes there were more in-depth mechanics for a 5E campaign everyone else is enjoying, sliding the...

GURPS Dungeon Fantasy: for groups that want deep characterization, fast gameplay (3d6, roll under skill), and a system that easily...

I just wrapped up a 5E campaign and, in spite of the rules, had a fun time with it and think my players did too. In the future, I'd...

I just bought a couple Shadow of the Weird Wizard books (on sale now in the Christmas in July sale) to check out as a possible alt D&D...

Ragnarok is definitely addressing real world issues. Specifically, colonialism. Which is not surprising, given that its director is...

But...is the movie about those real-world parallels? I mean, I never get the sense in that movie that it's trying to talk about that...

It is overtly, pointedly addressing real-world issues, but in a different way. Thunderbolts is arguably overt about it, but does a lot...

This is a good point. I was going to suggest the option of a Sherlock-like approach, with three or four 1.5-hour episodes/movies per...

Add my vote to “I’d like to see some old-Who multi-parters with more character continuity and not a different planet every episode.”

The Dalek Master Plan ran for 12 episodes.

It's a fairly common Britishism to do two-parters. essentially making movies out of television. IDK if I think that Dr Who is a good fit...