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I want avenues for people from all walks of life and with any conditions to have a clear, accessible way to engage with the hobby and the industry. Whatever formats, technologies, practices, etc are necessary to achieve that - I want those to become standard practice.

It somewhat depresses me that this is a thing, but of course it is.

There needs to be a strong component of heroism in the character's motivation. That heroism can manifest different ways, and the character might not see themselves as heroic, but at heart they are prepared to make significant sacrifices and risks to use their abilities to do what they see as...

Defenders isn't terrible, but it's definitely a mixed bag. There's a some neat stuff in there. Some of that is just watching the the actors do what they're good at, and watching the characters interact. I especially got a kick out of their different fighting styles. The climax is pretty...

Me too. Let's get rid of the temptation to always be looking on your sheet for something you can do with your bonus action every single turn. Ditto. I get the appeal, I really do. I dug the concept in the playtest, but in play I came to kind of hate it. Maybe a simpler approach would giving...

In terms of sheer mechanics, it plays like a lot if rpgs. If you're demented, you could strip away the Python-ness and play some other kind of game with it. In D&D terms, your character has a class, abilities/skills, features, and items. One of the things that the game does brilliantly is...

Accurate!

You know a show is doing something right when the color of the suit a character wears tells you volumes about where they're at and where the story has gotten to. I wasn't sure about this show after the first episode, but knowing how things got juggled around I went easy on it. The writing, the...

The Monty Python game is a blast. I was laughing just making my character. Just reading it is fun. It encompasses all of MP - it's not just a Holy Grail rpg.

I'm just curious to find out if RDJ is playing a) an alternate universe Tony Stark who becomes Doom instead of (or after) becoming Iron Man, b) a Victor Von Doom who looks like Tony Stark, or c) both.

The Black Company

Manual of Planes, with gods and such in the mix.

What is a monster, anyway?

About Time, Volume 3: The Unauthorized Guide to Doctor Who (Seasons 7 to 11), by Tat Wood. I'm reading these as I watch classic Who for the first time. These are very detailed, well-researched books, going into behind-the-scenes stuff, lore, etc. Random Walk, by Rachel Lulick. Bought this...

I have difficulty engaging with anything Seth MacFarlane does, ever since his stint as the host of the Oscars, and tbh I didn't care much for his stuff before that.

I have to say, I was not sold at all on Paul Wesley as younger Kirk, and I'm still not sold on him in the role, but I like the way they're writing the character A LOT. They're capturing how he's observant, sensitive, calm, confident but not overbearing... I dig it.

I pretty much just want SNW to keep doing what it's been doing, but...just...more!

For me, any movie worth seeing is worth seeing on the big screen.

Interesting that it has Rend instead of Bite and Claw. I like it. I'm of a mind that unless something is different than normal leave it out - in the interest of conciseness and decluttering things - so I wish Mod and Save were just one number (with occasional exceptions called out). And why...