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I saw that post by KB and that is not exactly how I remember it.* IIRC, KB said there were (at least) 3 reasons he was moving on. To my...

Ghibli’s work is heavily informed by Shinto. Might be worth looking into if you want your setting’s religion to fit those vibes.

Those structural problems are often the result of choices made to cater content to readers. Taking your CoS example, there is an NPC...

Splitting information about specific NPCs and their role in the story, and where they might be encountered is an issue with many WotC...

"Modular" design also leads to structural flaws, especially when it comes to sandboxy content. CoS is a good example of "what chapter is...

People in that age range are generally very busy with RL stuff like careers and family. I didn't have much time for gaming when I was...

That's a bit like saying "dark fantasy is awful" or "epic fantasy is awful" or whatever though, because it's such a broad sweeping claim...

One thing interesting, Kingsley was in Coronation Street, from 1966-1967, so there aren’t a great many people around likely to remember...

The Mandarin is Trevor’s Ghandi.

He was a unknown to most people until he did the mandarin. That's almost all he was recognized for, except maybe simon.

He is relatively unknown, that isn’t changed. A small part in Coronation Street, some regional theatre. Enough to collect some...

Having it in the MCU gave the show as written two big advantages, creatively, over having it as pure standalone. 1) The concept of...

I would argue that that is because they don't do it properly. For example, if "higher level" is harder to sell, then WHY do they want...

I don’t think that would work. Whenever you have a major university in a small town it completely dominates all aspects of that town...

It should work fine with the right players, but you would need to create about double the number of incidents. I would borrow heavily...