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You're assuming that there is a method to the madness. Give thought to the possibility that this assumption is mistaken.

Gosh, it is almost like evil is fundamentally self-destructive.

Already have. Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Iron Fist, The Defenders, and The Punisher are all there.

I suspect we're still in the KS-exclusive period, so it's going to be a (probably short) while before it's generally available. Patience, one of the more difficult virtues, etc.

Had to think about this a bit. Conclusion I reached would be that I would initially be polite to the robot, but as time passed that would lessen as I grew more familiar with it. I would probably have bad days where I was not polite at all, but also ones where I tried to be as polite as possible...

Sage answers "No", followed by some rationalization about how Ioun stones that increase ability scores don't do so if that would raise them above 18.

Pretty much all of them were in 2nd edition from day one, and a few made it through to 3rd (notably negative plane protection.) The big introduction here, though, was ceremony, which was added back into 5th edition in Xanathar's.

It definitely doesn't have any connection to the TV series (which I admit that I don't remember all that well) but I suppose that could be set much later, after these things.

It's worth noting that Vader didn't give the order there. That was all on Tarkin. Both the radio play and the novelization portray Vader as slightly uncertain whether doing this is a "good" idea (and, in the aftermath, a bit amused that it failed to get the information they wanted.) I don't...

Alternate version of Captain Marvel, portrayed by the same actor who portrayed Maria Rambeau in Captain Marvel.

It doesn't matter. Detaining him was not within Obi-Wan's resources. He had two choices -- kill him while he's helpless, a monstrous act, or walk away and keep Vader's anger focused on himself instead of the galaxy as a whole. He made the right decision.

Edgelord: If you let him live, you're as good as killing everyone he later kills! Me: Am I then responsible for all the lives he saves in the process? Edgelord: What? What the hell are you talking -- Me: If he kills someone who would then kill five people, those five people are going to die if...

Something does keep Obi-Wan from killing him -- Obi-Wan's pity for the self-loathing monster that Darth Vader reveals himself to be. The fact that you view this as nothing does you no credit.

Or they were lying or just plain naughty word wrong. Your refusal to deal with the fact that it was Vader who defeated the Emperor, not Luke, does you no credit.

Yes. But they're both either lying or wrong when they do so.

Those are these.

... I would not wish that on my worst enemy. ... frankly, I would not wish the reputation of having written that on my worst enemy. (Should probably be Forest Moon Oracle, though.)

Y'know, when Obi-Wan finds Lola in his pocket, I think that is the first genuine smile he gives in the whole series.

I voted for it depends, but I would say Alteration for weapon enhancement, Abjuration for armor enhancement.

It was okay. Not great, but okay. The central conceit of the film doesn't really hold up, but that's not a major problem. The third act twist is rather clever and I definitely didn't see it coming. If in doubt, I would recommend waiting for its arrival on Disney+.