Recent content by Eric V

For my groups, what made "horror monsters" (basically undead) so terrifying was level drain. When that spectre hits you and now all of a sudden you're level 6, that is scary. :)

This is absolute nonsense, no offense. If it were true, there would be a very short list of people to quote from. It's also a very unnecessary shot at @pemerton for no damn reason.

Just because I like something more than another thing, doesn't mean that first thing is of higher quality...it just means the latter thing hits my preferences better. Since @pemerton brings up Age of Ultron a few times, I'll go with that: I know it's not a high quality movie, but having now...

The Vision here is a reconstruction by Wanda, to the best of her ability, which would include his inquisitive nature. I suppose then, that's why he starts to get suspicious... ...until she re-adjusts him. That's my theory.

Agreed. However, with the mutant property coming to Disney, perhaps necessary for classic stories in that genre?

Wow, your players don't know how many hp their own characters have??

Which region is that?

Whoops! I thought you meant they issued errata to the stealth rules (such as they are)! :S

What's the stealth errata?

It is fantastic, truly. It's so good at being the major backstory, sometimes coming to the fro, receding again...all the side quests, great NPCs, manipulations...it's awesome. It's been many sessions since they've actually been IN the Stone Thief, yet the presence of the living dungeon and all...

The heroes succeeded in finding the secret lair of the Cult of the Devourer...said cult being much more active than they initially surmised. After a pitched battle, they cut them all down, but found out that the Secret Masters of the Stone Thief were aware of them specifically; they were no...

Couldn't agree more. He is far from a murdering psychopath in the films...in fact, he's the only mentally healthy Wayne we've gotten. He actually retires at the end of the 3rd film, looking to find the happiness he knows his parents would have wanted him to have. Why? Because unlike the crazy...

It's weird to me when people get upset over Superman killing Zod, specifically. In both the comics and across different generations of movies...Superman kills Zod. It's pretty much a constant.

It was not incredibly poorly telegraphed.

In fact, I believe that Clark killing Zod is the birth of the no killing rule...people need to remember that this is a brand-new Superman; by the time he kills Zod, he is literally only hours away from having thrown his first punch. This is all new to him!!