Recent content by cbwjm

The Faerun '68 thread gave me ideas. An elf woman in 1960s outfit. A dwarf international man of mystery: An orc office worker who looks tired after a long day (Looks like ChatGPT lost the photorealistic request but this still looks good):

This could lead to adventures for the heroes, people are going missing in the underground and the players are investigators (journalists or detectives?) or maybe it is a common enough occurence that the players are part of the tunnel crew who keep the tunnels clear of creatures from down below...

I was thinking of mass transit, with planes to move the masses around Faerun, but I wonder if a more magical transit system would be a portal network. I also thought of the Waterdeep underground, a subway system but that might run into trouble with Undermountain. The Xanathar is still a...

You could tie Thauma-fuel to FR and say that it is a rediscovery of heavy magic from the age of Netheril. Perhaps cities are powered by the rediscovery of mythallars that run all of the little magical devices that make life worth living in 1968. Even cars that run on heavy magic when outside...

I've recently finished reading through all of the Kull stories by Howard and I've become a little obsessed with how the Thurian continent relates to the Hyborian continent. They were great reading, I think I'm really enjoying being able to pick up a story and complete it in less than an hour...

I swear there was an old dragon magazine which went into the dragonlance gods which called out paladine = Bahamut and Takhisis = Tiamat. I prefer them being separate deities but there are obvious similarities.

Maybe, I haven't read the books, I just know that the portrayal was enough to raise the hackles of the author's estate.

I remember reading something about that, apparently there was a bit of an issue with Henry Cavill's version of Holmes laughingin the Enola Holmes movie, because it wasn't how Holmes was portrayed in the early stories.

House did mention digitising his mind due to the danger of wanderers (or something to that effect). I assume that meant the courier from fallout NV.

Yeah, not too many people he could have been working for, but the enclave never crossed my mind for most of it, especially since they sprinkled in the flashbacks with Mr House doing the mind control experiment.

I haven't read any of the original Holmes books, but in all the media I have seen, he comes across as a bit of a dick.

I dunno about Hank, I think he's truly gone. Clearly a fanatic, taking his own "life" to keep the secrets of the enclave. Actually, I thought that was a good bit of misdirection, up until quite late in the season, I thought Hank worked for Mr House