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They've just announced the cast list for this film! In addition to Ryan Gosling, it will feature Flynn Gray, Matt Smith, Mia Goth, Aaron...

Would be hilarious if Amy Adams finally got an Oscar for a Star Wars film.

EIther way it's a serious problem and a WotC problem because that's a totally abnormal way for a book to be made, and frankly, not very...

But it is in a lot of magic-centric fantasy. The hard outer limits might not always be defined but there's often a clear rationale...

Yeah, I imagine the Greek-American folk memory of the Ottoman period would be somewhat more interesting than the vague Hollywood version...

What prompted me to ask the question is, personally, I'm part Greek and so I was like "Hey does Calimshan have absolutely nothing to do...

I don't think that's the point. The point is WOTC probably doesn't want to have a setting where chattel slavery is such a prominent...

The key here os that Coromyr is Greenwood's Arthuriana, based on a pop version of the French chivalry tradition, while the Moonshaes are...

That's a total non-explanation. Just a dodge and nothing else. Totally empty of any meaning. You'd have to describe the force in some...

Yes. And I do also. If it comes up, which it usually doesn't, but can. Depends on the setting and origin of "all the monsters", but...

Yeah... that's kind of the problem. They might have improved upon the inspirations they drew from the turn of the century eugenics...

We have not seen much detail from the Gazateers, but each one has about 10 low prep Adventures with a map to create a low detail...

I mean, they could even replace it with something much more resembling the models of slavery found in the ancient world, you know...

Oooof that's not great. Very interesting but not great! Especially as the Ottoman Empire... doesn't come from the middle east, it comes...

I had a conversation with Steven E. Schend on Ed Greenwood's personal discord, where I asked the question "I often hear Calimshan...