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Why not an axemage, or a macemage, or glave-guissarmemage? PF calls it magus to indicate it's not locked into any specific weapon. The...

Honestly that doesn’t seem to be the common usage - those are bar guns or soda guns, while if anything these days is called a soda...

I think the cast for Avengers: Doomsday spoils that the FF end up in the main MCU. Which is another issue with this film: it seems...

There is a canister of pressurised beverage in the cellar at the end of the pipe, but I’ve never heard it referred to as a “soda...

Don’t think so. Pubs - it comes out of a pipe or in bottles. Chippies and other takeaways - they sell cans from a fridge. Restaurants -...

I’ve never heard it used outside old movies. It’s not really used in the UK. I’m sceptical that you heard it used in Ireland.

Easy. We all know who wears the tights in the party.

I do. Summer 2002. A group of my A level students took me out for a meal after exams.

Sure they do. The Battlemaster is a swordmage. But the designers just chose to fluff the magic as "combat maneuvers". ;) Someone...

There is some good mobility and utility stuff the EK can pick up. They don't need to use their slots in a fight, so they can use them...

Tried playing an EK Knight a few years ago. I asked what class was most like a 3e/4e gish and got directed to it. God it was a...

EK is fine if you are happy with the concept of "fighter who can cast the odd spell", and have some idea as to which spells work with...

I associate them with late 70s, early 80s, although I have never seen one used outside of a TV commercial. I think they give people too...

If lockdown has taught us anything, it’s just how annoying other people are.

No it isn’t. Try playing an EK as a spellcaster and you won’t get very far. It’s still a class that hits people with a sword. It gets a...