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If anyone hasn’t noticed that there is a hardcore of Star Wars fandom who refuse to accept the Jedi as anything but flawless paragons...

Particularly since the antique business, like much of the art business, is just GREAT for laundering money. And that makes it a...

People carriers are more like 20 ft. Long. Does no one have an idea of size round here!?

Because it is absolutely terrible messaging: “ordinary people don’t need to do anything because the big bad messianic Jedi will always...

FYI: vehicle proficiency is no longer a thing in 2024.

I have magic which also didn't exist at any period in human history. "When consistency gets in the way of samurai gunslingers riding...

You would probably want a proficiency tied to operating the vehicle in case the it's involved in a chase or the players want to pull stunts.

I assume each medallion is keyed to a specific vehicle. Of course, crafting a skycoach hacking medallion might be possible.

I like details, and real world dimensions. I’m frequently irritated by maps that don’t make sense when the 3rd dimension is taken into...

Nope, just the cosmetics, which I don't consider particularly important. I like things to make sense, but I don't think that's unusual.

I did say I didn't care for a lot of the Eberron art. But when it comes to deck plans you can take it that is just doesn't show the...

Here's stuff from one of the artists on Battlefield 1. So yes, there is heavy bulky plate armor like that around the 1920s. It's not...

It makes a lot more sense than someone running round in plate armor in medieval Europe! (It hadn’t been invented) Most D&D armour...

Sure, there would be a wide variety of sizes and models for different functions: taxis, buses, trucks etc. However, the rowboat sized...

The art, not the plan. You can tell the size by assuming the warforged PC is 6 ft. Frankly, 40 ft. is rather silly - you know how big...