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First time I remember doing it was for the Michael Keaton/Jack Nicholson version of "Batman" which was what, 1989 or so? I don't even remember many movies before that having a midnight showing on a Thursday before opening on a Friday. That was fun. A few years back, I challenged my daughter...

Jonathan Pryce of Brazil and the Pirates of the Caribbean movies is playing the High Sparrow Alexander Siddig of Star Trek is playing Doran Martell, older brother of Oberyn. Oscar Winner Keisha Castle-Hughes is playing one of the Sand Snakes. I was hoping for the guy from Spartacus - Peter...

Yes, it does. No more question on whether or not Beth is alive. And, it looks like they not only get out of the railroad car prison, but they join forces with the Termites...

I was able to run some Paizo adventure paths using 4E rules (Rise of the Runelords & Kingmaker). So, I assume 5E would be fairly do-able as well. 4E did take some work to convert, and I had used some online conversions as a starting point. So, I was ahead of the game there, but I did do a...

I stand corrected. ;)

I remember playing a sci-fi RPG many years back and one guy's PC wielded what I think was a mono-filament katana, or something like that? Basically, could cut through just about anything

It's kind of a running joke online that the katana is an almost mythic weapon barely short of the lighsaber in terms of desirability and sheer awesomeness.

well said - one of the best role players I've ever gamed with (gaming since the late 70s) was also a big powergamer and rules lawyer (lawyer IRL, too). But, if you wanted a PC to argue the party's case before a hostile elf noble or the bandit leader that just captured the party, he could give...

wrong, the katana needs to be at least 6d4 slashing, bludgeonging or piercing, versatile (12d4). It also grants a +4 shield bonus due to its awesomeness, and allows its wielder the ability to fly at twice their foot speed twice per day.

I gave them XP on your behalf.

I'm skipping over a bunch of pages of replies here but the same was true when 2e came out as well. I remember when it came out there were a bunch of angry letters to the editor in Dragon Magazine from grumpy gamers who thought it was just a big money grab and that 2e dumbed down the game too...

Another "Lost" module The Lost Shrine of Bundushatur

War Rafts of Kron?

and, don't forget, "The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth"

What about the old edition module "Lost Island of Castanamir" (not sure on the spelling - the name just stuck in my head)

Thanks - I've never even casually perused a copy of Tomb of Horrors in any edition, and I've been a player or DM since the late 70s.

That is a good one. I'm sure they're D&D references all, but I'm not sure where they're from other the the hill giant stedding