I agree it does a poor job setting out the premise. But it's a teaser, meant to intrigue you, and it certainly gives a tone of tension and escalation, with a dash of existential doom.
From what I have heard, it's a scenario where a lone missile is detected, but it is unclear who fired it/where it came from, and how the US responds to it. Sagan's comments underscore the shortsightedness of potentially destroying the only home we have.
There is also Roger Korby's whole presence and relationship with Chapel.
Edited to add: Beyond season 3, there was S2E4 where they went to Rigel VII, where Pike had an earlier away mission, and that experience had been used as an illusion on Talos IV when Pike was there. The Rigellian fortress...
At least they waited until the end of season 3. When Discovery started, I would have bet money that Michael was going to be Captain by the end of season one.
I skipped 4e too, and never owned the books. I do sometimes find monster illustrations in DM's Guild products that look unfamiliar to me, but I like the look of them. Poking around online for the source and/or artist I often find that the picture is from a 4e product.
They're already rebooting Superman again???
I know they are not, but that headline makes it sound like they are. I would have said "James Gunn announces 'Superman' sequel 'Man of Tomorrow' with release date"
One does not need to introduce such a magic item to have a problem. Say the player of a Fighter 5/Thief 8 "pre-bard" gets enough XP for 9th level Thief and decides they like being a Thief? Or can't find the hidden sect of Druids to train them?
This modular approach could also lend itself to a screen or tablet very well. Drag and drop components into the base PC "sheet" and they snap into place. :unsure:
Unearthed Arcana was a mixed bag for us.
The new weapons, armor, magic items, and spells were largely well-received, but the new races and new classes were largely seen as overpowered. Additionally, Cavaliers and Barbarians had personality/role-play decisions baked into the classes (bad form!)...
I think few if any Vulcans know the details of their Romulan kin. IIRC, the Romulans split during a chaotic and violent time in Vulcan history, and many historical records of the time are lost or incomplete.
In this episode, Spock attributed La'An's violent tendencies to her augment DNA, so he...