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How was he wrong about the hypocrisy of the Rebellion?

This is why I'm happy that A5e put some real effort into differentiating wizards and sorcerers.

To add to the post re: identity: You could possibly argue that Andor suggests (thought never outright states) that not having any clear...

The difference between Sorcerers and Wizards, in terms of actual theme is basically nothing. People can talk about like "inner power"...

Noted occult expert Sam Wilson breaks it down:

I think that's probably the right track, but also I think unless those first six levels take people, like, a long-ass time, you're...

It is, admittedly, a difficult problem to solve. What I feel D&D really needs is two interleaved concepts to be true in its systems...

I mean, it's pretty much definitely deliberate, yeah.

Given that Red Sonja was only in theaters for one night it's probably not much of a Renaissance. I have an unlimited movie pass and...

I don't think it does really. I think it shows you can use cultural identity politics intersectionally to encourage groups into a...

He was right about the Rebellion and their hypocrisy.

Yeah, I disagree on that part- especially given the results of the raid. If he'd planned to go where he told the rebellion he was going...

Luthen himself knew what he was doing and that he wouldn't be the one lauded as a hero eventually. He knew he was just a stepping stone...

I think this is a pretty spectacular and complete misreading of Andor lol, especially if you know anything about Tony Gilroy.

I love all this except prestige classes being tied to diegetic achievements, which I want to love, but it is really, really tingling my...