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This assumes all discussions are good. If OP wanted to stir things up, and the resulting discussion creates more animosity on the board than usual, then that sort of post is bad.

This is the Relationship-Salvaging Disaster Trope, and is more common in disaster movies like San Andreas, which are not strictly action films, but can be adjacent.

I have a player who uses one to disguise their voice. No one has a problem with it. I hadn't thought to make voices for bad guys. I just do weird voices myself. I don't think I do them that well, I just want to do it well enough to indicate a different speaker.

I was going to say you left out the "not long enough" option, but then I realized it might swamp all the other options.

Seriously, dude, it's just a name. Let it go.

Morrus is just patiently waiting for all of us to post our numbers next year for free market research.

Pinnacle also just put out a Fantasy Pawn Set that you might look into.

Man, If I could edit my brain that would solve so many of my problems.

That reminds me of a quote that went something like, "being physicists, we assume the chickens are spherical."

Nice post. I came into some extra money, part of which is going to expanding my game collection. I plan to do it very deliberately and keep records, but I hadn't thought about detailed financial tracking. I think I will add that. Currently I just track a "Fun" budget, but that includes movies...

Yes, but I didn't even think of Cordelia Naismith. Although in the end I think I would have stuck with Ista dy Challion. And in defense of those who think my choices weren't iconic, the tile says iconic princesses, the OP says top princesses. I went with top.

I voted full drop, but not because I'm a binger. I just want to watching things on my schedule, not somebody else's. With streaming services the thing now that's less of an issue, but full drop leans into that better.

I really don't know, because I don't tend to fight animals very often.

In 5E, this is a property of wands and staves. For them, if you expend the last charge they die on 1 in 20. I would start with that for consistency, and then match the powers to the risk. So they wouldn't be too powerful. Maybe double damage with a hit, but you decide after the hit, so you can...

Scalzi wrote fantasy? I missed that.

That's part of it, but a lot of these threads aren't even talking about the same thing they started talking about. They get tired of arguing about the toppings, so they start arguing about the sauce.

A lot of the threads around here seem to have Undead Fortitude and a high Con.

For the defense you left out a piece of music: Run-DMC's Christmas in Hollis that Argyle is playing as they roll up. And most importantly, you left out the Christmas miracle. That's the clincher that makes it a Christmas movie. And of course, I have to add:

Aggressive street vendors. As soon as you give in to one, they all mob you.