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For those interested in an update on Lanasa: He's gone back to just being a kind of boring guy with moderately comfortable living...

Agree with this. I prefer when players make choices that drive the story and conflict forward, rather than chasing "immersion".

While I appreciate moments of immersion that can spontaneously occur during play, I don't consider immersion necessary for a good game...

Immersion is a subjective thing. There is no example of something that will provide immersion for everyone. So, when a person uses the...

I know what immersion is and I love it when it happens, but I also know immersion is not like an on/off switch; it’s something that is...

I think it's important. But I also think some people on the internet treat it as being more important than it actually is. IMNSHO...

Thank god! Thats one of the main appeals of Eberron, the lore doesn't grow to an abomination like FR. And it was a design, so a weird...

As you can tell, my humor is geared towards the intersection of "people who know about Eberron's deep setting lore" and "people who know...

A few years ago I was listening to a "Classic Rock" station and American Idiot started playing and this was me:

The worst Christmas song is actually multiple Christmas songs, which is every Christmas song that is clearly an adult trying to sing...

I didn't end up buying anything either. Been having fun continuing to play Gwent 3: The Wild Gwent on my Switch

I was going to say, Eberron lacks progression by design. It's classical starting point (998 YK) was literally designed in lab to provide...

That's a major feature, the commitment to absolutely no metaplot is a key part of what makes Eberron great and enduring. Exactly...

Staying alive is actually part of the lesser known challenge Beegeegeddon, where you try to go the entire rest of your life never...