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Nearly 100% ad lib. I mean, sure, I own modules and use them, but who wants them to be right out of hte book? I'm the same with my...

I'm the "plan everything I can think of and then during the game realize the really important things I forgot to prep and then have a...

Disclaimer: I've never played 5e, and I've hardly played any other edition of D&D. Still, a lot of 5e products got my attention for a...

Russel Crow looks great and very timely, this going to be a quotable movie I bet. "We are able to do away with the mess of tyranny only...

I will be watching this thread with keen interest, and might even contribute actual thoughts!

Those existed in 1e (To Hit AC 0 was in the DMG and non-weapon proficiencies were books like the Survival Guides). But 2e really...

The main thing I remember about 2E - I haven't played it since it was the current edition - is the layout of the core books. I mean...

Yes, quite. Put me in the “The Incredibles are clearly inspired by the FF but aren’t the FF in any way” camp. They’re a very different...

It's a genre of movie that has several other family media. Yes, it has a basis in the same genre, and the fantastic four is the...

Looking at it though, the family dynamics are completely different, which give it a completely different vibe. They aren't analogues of...

Like I said, I get why folks feel that way about it, but... I think @chuckdee said it well a couple posts above.

This week’s crowdfunding sampler looks at campaigns that close between October 23 to 29. I include several 5e projects, DCC, Mörk Borg...

Totally. The Incredibles feels like its own thing and demoting that to being a knock off FF seems to be reductive, and the FF is a lot...

The best way I've heard it described is that this movie feels flat. There's some really neat stuff in it, but there's not enough to...

It did, but they were all Luis.