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I guess what you could do is build intelligent androids that can repair themselves (and each other). Ruk, the android from "What Little...

Anything has to be better than Star Ocean 2: The Second Story. I still hear "Tear into Pieces!" and Opera's banshee screams in my...

All I want is a way to turn off that constant chatter during combat. "Thunderbirdy!" is funny exactly twice, Ochette.

Yeah, I think our record is 11,000 years, with Gobekli Tepe (or 12,000 in the case of Boncuklu Tarla), though admittedly, the site isn't...

I guess building stuffs that lasts for millenia is kinda a "trope" in science fiction. It's not necessarily needed in sci-fi with FTL...

I was the only one of my gaming friends still DMing, and I was running AD&D 1e because we’d all given up on 2e and moved on to other...

Recently discovered Crystal Project, a fun mix of old-school turn-based RPG's with Metroidvania-esque exploration. Barebones story...

I was working at my local Taco Bell at the time. My friend RJ came in to show off the new book and all the cool stuff in it. So many...

Geordi's problem was never his eyes alone though - it was also or primarily his optic nerves and the DNA of both. We know this from All...

I don't believe the "break enchantment" version of Dispel Evil can be considered an offensive spell, since all it does is end an effect...

Worth noting that readying a spell is super risky as you have to maintain concentration and the spell is lost if you can't use it as...

Ancient tech in the Trek universe is built to last! There's lots of examples, the Guardian of Forever, the Doomsday Machine, The Oracle...

Having never played Pathfinder, I was unaware. Hey, I learned something new today!

Not actually homebrewed, that's a Pathfinder 1e item, the Blinkback Belt.

A Goodman Games program guide from GenCon a few years back had a DCC writeup for the Glaive from Krull, one of the single most awesomely...