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This package does include a cardboard backdrop for displaying the figures in front of, however, which is kind of unexpected. I don't think I will use this for displaying the figures, but now I kind of want to turn this into a DM's Screen. Sadly only one of the panels folds open in the...

Venger and Dungeon Master have arrived. FYI the packaging is terrible if you aren't an open box collector. There are no display windows in the box and figures are enclosed in paper envelopes inside.

They could just double down on the chaos by abolishing the MTG Reserve List at the same time they rescind the OGL.

In 1985 I was ten years old. I had been playing D&D for about a year or two and I got an electric typewriter for Christmas. (Yes, I'm old. Get over it.) I typed up a bunch of my homebrew D&D stuff (classes, monsters, magic items, whatever), all of it absolutely terrible and juvenile. And...

Brutal. golf clap

Death is totally natural. Sings "The Circle of Life"...

How have the backgrounds feats / changed since the second UA?

Gadof Blinsky is a famed toymaker known for bringing joy to children throughout the bleak country of Barovia. Or at least, he used to be. That all changed after Blinsky and his wife welcomed their first child. The toymaker fell into a deep fit of anxiety and depression from which he never...

I adopted the Inspiration rules from the first packet, but also uncapped it so that characters could keep Inspiration banked up a number equal to their proficiency bonus. Has been playing pretty well for me.

Yea $25 puts them in line with other Hasbro 6-inch figures, like the Star Wars Black Series and the new GI Joes aimed at older collectors. I gotta get that Dungeon Master / Venger 2-pack, though, so that they can hang out with Grogu and Darth Vader.

But only on stone! dwarf: "I'll use my tremorsense." dm: "But you're on a wooden floor in a building." dwarf: "Yes, but it's a stone foundation underneath." dm: ""Uh, OK." The next session: dwarf: "I'll use my tremorsense." dm: "But you are in a cloud giant city. The ground is literally ...

Or grits?

Titanic and Twilight. Neither one by choice. Next question?