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If some of the questions aren't "What is yer name?" "What is yer quest?" "What is yer favorite color?" I am going to be very disappointed

Random die rolls are sort of why the dice are there.

If the PCs don't want to potentially get splatted by monsters, maybe they shouldn't be fighting the monsters.

They have to leak the announcement to the announcement, first

Well, at least they didn't make the box red.....

Adding Dexterity modifier to ranged weapon damage. Abomination.

Its real simple. Perception covers "big picture" or "at-a-glance" impressions of the place/situation. If the PC passes, then "Something [looks/feels] off." If they don't, then nothing appears out of the ordinary or jumps out at them in terms of demanding further attention.

I didn't say all the movies would be the same story. That's the point of each game world: You can tell a very different story, emphasizing each world's 'niche.' "Against the Giants" is very different from "Ravenloft," which is different from "Isle of Dread," which is different from "Dragons of...

A movie set in each game world, wherein the heroes find a piece of the Rod of Seven Parts, whether it is their actual quest, or just a background treasure piece. Worlds-spanning, plane-hopping hijinks ensue as the various hero groups scramble to keep the assembled artifact out of the hands of...

SPELLJAMMER CONF-- oh, wait....

Bond-ian prologue: "Roll for initiative!" I can see merit in the idea. It could potentially spoil parts of the adventure later on... but then again, you could use meta-expectations against the players by changing up certain reveals, or tweaking a plot twist to, say, go left where it was...

My wife worked with a woman surnamed "Zocchi," who found it amusing that my wife knew she was related to "The Colonel" due to a D&D geek husband (me).

I remember the Diablo II late 2e/early 3e having mana potions.

Disappointed it was not the end credits stinger.

I'm a big fan of Alternity's control die +/- situation die-step, roll-under mechanic. I also love Free League's Year Zero engine, seeing how each new game tunes the bane/push mechanic to evoke the overall theme/mood.

... why would they need to speak to the NPCs? (See post #13 above)

I'm still irked about the whole "add your Dex mod to damage" that ranged weapons get in 5e.

Spider Man: Homecoming's post-credit stinger was the best: