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He is about as quietly menacing as an angry dormouse. True, he was much better in that. Shame hardly anyone saw it.

Kang was a boring generic one note villain in Quantumania. It’s only that the rest of the movie was so terrible… The problem was the...

I'm just a bit narked that you persist in calling it a "mess" when it clearly isn't. There really isn't any significant conflict with...

Azlin isn't a dark lord in this adventure. He is just some random lich lackey of Strahd. If it bothers you so much call him Izlan...

It didn’t fail. It has lots of positive reviews dating from publication, there is nothing to suggest sales were poor, and it got a...

It’s straightforward enough if you think in Gothic logic. It is both a prequel, and a sequel, and takes place at the same time as Curse...

It doesn’t matter about that, it’s different characters on different planes of existence where time can flow differently. And it’s...

You create an robot duplicate indistinguishable from an actual teenager and send it out into the wild to invite real teenagers to play...

Despite having important romances in their plots, Baldree's books, Legends & Lattes and its two follow-ups, are generally considered...

The Hunger Games is brutal and dark. Cosy it ain’t.

Setting romanticy aside for a moment, one of the things to consider when discussing cosy fantasy in D&D is a role playing game is not a...

Breaking the rules makes for a good story, especially when the rules are well known. The dark powers aren’t omnipotent. Vecna got out...

Technically, domains hadn’t been invented when the module was written, so it hadn’t been established that he couldn’t do that. I think...

I remember reading House on Gryphon Hill about three times and thinking this is either a very smart adventure that is way beyond my...

Gryphon Hill or Against the Drow could each make a full book when reworked. They need a lot doing to them, but there are plenty of ideas.