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Ruin Explorer replied to the thread Spoilers Star Trek: Strange New Worlds - Season 3 Viewing (Spoilers).Oh sure but we got dozens of different angles and to actually get the footage he did would have meant watching an enormous amount and... -
Ruin Explorer reacted to Morrus's post in the thread Spoilers Star Trek: Strange New Worlds - Season 3 Viewing (Spoilers) with
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Yeah, I have to agree. That was barely worthy of the Daily Mail let alone an in depth documentary with… wait, HOW did a kid with no idea... -
Ruin Explorer reacted to Charlaquin's post in the thread D&D General In 2025 FR D&D should PCs any longer be wary of the 'evil' humanoids? with Like.
I mean, yeah, in that setup I don’t think peaceful coexistence with Illithids is possible, at least not on the material plane. An...
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Ruin Explorer replied to the thread D&D General In 2025 FR D&D should PCs any longer be wary of the 'evil' humanoids?.Even as a hardline tiefling bard player (you know it lol) I have to say, 4E's Bael Turath deal was interesting enough that it almost...
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Ruin Explorer reacted to Necropolitan's post in the thread D&D General In 2025 FR D&D should PCs any longer be wary of the 'evil' humanoids? with Like.
I wouldn't have wanted it for every setting, but it made Nentir Vale stand out to me and I liked what they did with it there.
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Ruin Explorer reacted to Crimson Longinus's post in the thread D&D General In 2025 FR D&D should PCs any longer be wary of the 'evil' humanoids? with Like.
Here's the thing. Having a world where people are treated like smallpox is messed up. You can come up with any fantasy justification for...
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Ruin Explorer reacted to Scribe's post in the thread D&D General In 2025 FR D&D should PCs any longer be wary of the 'evil' humanoids? with
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Ruin Explorer replied to the thread D&D General In 2025 FR D&D should PCs any longer be wary of the 'evil' humanoids?.Seems like kind of hair-splitting to call that evil of action, given the brain-eating and parasitization of sapient beings when they are...
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Ruin Explorer reacted to mamba's post in the thread Critical Role to Use D&D 2024 Rules For Campaign Four, Expands to Three Tables and Thirteen Players with Like.
not sure private companies past a certain size are any better…
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Ruin Explorer replied to the thread Dungeons & Dragons Releases New Unearthed Arcana Subclasses, Strongly Hinting at Dark Sun.< sigh > 4E changed their backstory over 15 years ago. So the only person you "gotcha'd" there was yourself. They're obviously not...
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Ruin Explorer replied to the thread Dungeons & Dragons Releases New Unearthed Arcana Subclasses, Strongly Hinting at Dark Sun.I don't think they need any others. Muls need to be 4E-style, not "slave-breeding" style (ugh). Goliaths fit the half-giant role so...
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Ruin Explorer reacted to Autumnal's post in the thread Ben Riggs: 'The Golden Age of TTRPGs is Dead' with Like.
Wow, you’ve made Draw Steel sound absolutely fascinating to me as a conceptual resource for something like QuestWorlds! Thank you! Gonna...
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Ruin Explorer reacted to mamba's post in the thread Ben Riggs: 'The Golden Age of TTRPGs is Dead' with Like.
yes, it is a specific setting, and maybe that limits its appeal. I for one am curious about the setting (assume they will release a book...
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Ruin Explorer replied to the thread Unpopular Geek Media Opinions.Okay here's one: When Kaladin decides not to do a legit slave revolt because his vile, wretched bootlicker of a Spren emotionally...
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Ruin Explorer replied to the thread Unpopular Geek Media Opinions.First off, I can kind of see that. Second off, you must not read much fantasy or science fiction generally, because good god, whilst I...