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The Critical Role wiki actually has summaries of all 8 episodes up, it seems they will get up to the end of the first session in episode...

I agree. I think it's interesting to show the Beacon but be mysterious about what it exactly does. I also liked showing the effects of...

I finished Diamond's Josephine Baker's Secret War. While I knew about Baker's activities as an Allied spy in WW2, I didn't know the...

I'm gonna say that's not going to be an obstacle to Drizz't being adapted to movies/TV... It's gonna be the giant that is BG3 right now...

That first section of Eye of the World is really cozy, hitting a lot of those Hero's Journey tropes in a very in-fashion in the 1980s...

You do realize about 99% of all threads and I bet 100% of all adventure threads don't receive any new post within a week or two of the...

Mystara/Known World is a bit of an odd duck. On the surface it's a very generic D&D setting but just underneath the surface (even...

I mean that depends whom you ask. The "dark age" is famously misrepresented in modern media. The peasants did not work more than us...

Nothing in this would induce me to invest in that setting. I have Greyhawk in the DMG, I have Wildemount, I have the recent Realms books...

There is a dragonborn NPC in Hoard of the Dragon Queen somewhere between Baldur's Gate and Neverwinter.

Genre as we use it is more about marketers categorizing the readership than the text. Some people like the good puzzle of a mystery...

David Hartwell argued that horror isn’t a genre, but a mode in which you can write any gene. Thus mysteries that are horror and...

Just watched it, very clever framing to focus in on the Luxon beacon early.

I have to admit - I was very surprised to see Johnathan Frakes in MN. I think the first episode was really good - showing the high...

that’s cause it was discussed in new threads