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I vaguely knew Brian Cox before he was famous. But some of the older, less famous professors were warmer and wittier. I guess that is...

I would argue - admittedly from a sort of inverse perspective - that in fact it is used in literally every subsequent appearance of the...

It’s a FR book, not just the Sword Coast. But the thing is, FR is a generic setting - there is nothing unique about it apart from the...

That's like saying the weather is caused by stepping outside your door. The idea of "simulationist" is there is always weather. The DM...

Nobody is doing it because the costs are massively high. But if you want to see, just pick up a magazine or comic from the shelves and...

I'm not an MBA. I don't know what goes into the cost of POD vs a print run, or how much sunk cost for things like art and pay per word...

I was reading a paywalled article on CNN- via someone else’s machine*- that was exposing ELSA (the FDA’s own AI) as being as prone to...

Comic book art uses a lot of standard poses. Most of it has to be drawn quickly, and the focus is on communicating the story, not...

And we should all fight to keep it that way. I want Superman holding up planes by the nose with at worst only a few hand-print dents to...

There is indeed one detail that is very videogamish: Karlach’s axe. How is it attached to her back? It’s common in video games for 2H...

Jarlaxle has revolving door morality. Which makes him a good fit for the BG3 gang. And you really wouldn't want two melee rangers in a...

There are free to people who buy the print book.

A ton of stuff ends up on the cutting room floor - far more than ever makes it into print. That’s the backstory behind The Mortuary...

I'm convinced that if they didn't feel this material was able to be included in a 112 or 200+ page book, it would be forgotten on a hard...

Practicality aside, I can afford optometry, but there is only so much corrective optics can do. But that highlights just how much of a...