Recent content by Greg K

I don't have just one: Drama: 12 Angry Men Fantasy: Fellowship of the Ring Horror: Fright Night (1985), Jaws, The Thing Kids On Bikes: Stand By Me Sci Fi: The Empire Strikes Back, Galaxy Quest (Comedy/Spoof) Superhero: Big Hero 6, Captain America: Winter Soldier (Honorable Mentions: Black...

Yes. However, I think that I have a few differences than standard D&D (or how many play/run it). 1, Several of the deities are dual-natured with beneficial and destructive aspects. For example, the sun deity is associated with life, but also drought and wildfires while the goddess of healing...

Yes. Again, there are a couple of board games I will play if someone wants and a few video games I want to try. Otherwise, pretty much rpgs

Geek Media I refuse to partake in (or mostly refuse to partake in) Superhero Comics DC Comics: Pretty much anything after 1993 or 1994 with the exception of material by James Robinson, Mark Waid's Kingdom Come, Mark Waid's Silver Age and certain Vertigo titles Marvel Comics: For the most part...

1. Human 2. Dwarf 3. Elf 4. Gnoll 5. Gnome 6. Goblin 7. Halfling 8. Kobold 9. Lizardfolk 10. Ogre 11. Orc 12. Yuan-Ti or Lamia (Kobold Press) Humans can also have offspring with Elves, Ogres, Orcs. Instead of Mountain Dwarves, Hill Dwarves, High Elves, etc. I would split Ancestry into Ancestry...

I find my prefences vary depending upon things like genre/sub genre, tone, one-shot vs campaign (and length), the license (for licensed games), the players, etc.

Correct, which is why I have no idea where to rate myself. There is a range, but I don't even have an idea of what the range of my preference is let alone a single ranking.

I have no idea. Where do Awfully Cheerful Engine/ West End Games's Ghostbusters, Barbarians of Lemuria, Black Star (Lakeside Games), Cortex Plus, Everyday Heroes, Icons: Assembled (Ad Infinitum), Magnum Fury (Lakeside Games), Mutants and Masterminds 2e/3e, Outgunned/Outgunned Adventure (Two...

I would be happy with any of the following (in no order) Black Star (Lakeside Games) Cortex Prime Outgunned (Two Little Mice) Savage Worlds Honorable Mentions: Cinematic Unisystem, Honor+Intrigue (Basic Action Games) with Blasters+Intrigue supplement, Star Wars d6 System (with a few tweaks)

Lord of the Rings Trilogy Star Wars Trilogy (original) Back to the Future Trilogy Bourne Trilogy Indiana Jones Trilogy HM: The Dollars Trilogy, The Mexico Trilogy

My own preference would be to get rid of the damage roll, keep the to hit roll, and have a base damage modified by degree of success hitting.

I first saw it in the '70s as well. I think it aired before I had to leave for school.

I think I first heard of Hercules from an old 70s cartoon, The Mighty Hercules and, about the same time, I read a paperback comic style illustrated book of the Odyssey. Later, in junior high, my 7th grade English teacher read stories about Green mythology and introduced us to Bulfinch's...

Die Hard: Yes, it is a Christmas movie. It is the story of a Man redeemed through a transformative Christmas experience in a world corrupted by greed and who, ultimately, learns the importance of family. Plus, it was inspired by A Wonderful Life and the falling money is meant to represent snow...

Yep, I could not pass it up.