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I appreciate that at least the characters are presented as important to this story in their own right, rather than being what is mockingly called a "Glup Shitto" - a parody Star Wars character name used to mock the excitement more hyperfocused SW fans feel when an obscure character gets featured...

(I edited this into the previous post right as you were asking the question. :D) The blaster is one that Andor got off of Syril way back in episode 3 of the first season. Andor brought it to the Aldhani heist, then stashed it on Niamos in his room at the resort, then after he and Melshi escaped...

People on reddit who rewatched the first season recently were very excited. And I have no recollection of who Melshi is. But he's this guy from Narkina 5's prison. The blaster is one that Andor got off of Syril way back in episode 3 of the first season. Andor brought it to the Aldhani...

There's a fan edit, Andor: The Rogue One Arc, which turns the movie into a trio of episodes that removes some of the silly stuff (the tentacle monster) and uses the Andor series soundtrack. It's really good. https://fanedit.org/forums/threads/andor-the-rogue-one-arc-rogue-one-rescore.29698/

Bane - A geomancer wizard who has power over words themselves, creating stone tablets like the Ten Commandments that create magically binding laws, including forcing people in the vicinity of them to believe falsehoods, even to have the meanings of words shifted in their minds. His lair is full...

I actually want to see someone build a game that starts with, "Okay, how do we make 20th level fun," then works backwards from there to get low-level to also work.

edit: Nevermind, someone else made the same comment about paper. There were some Jedi scrolls at the end of the The Last Jedi. But that's it, I think.

EN World published a steampunk D&D campaign! It's kinda silly to ask if D&D can handle it.

If there's a civilization anywhere able to detect our planet's complex molecules or whatever, odds are they'd already have noticed us any time over the past billion years. So since they haven't come knocking, that suggests to me they don't exist, or else planets with complex molecules aren't...

If LOST had ended after one season, we'd all hail it as a great meditation on the nature of mystery and the challenge of knowing the lives of those around us.

I'd forgotten I'd used those names. Lester, Dustin, Emily, and Anna were classmates of mine in middle school. I wonder if they'll Google their names some time and wonder what the hell this is all about. Good luck with the huge monster that is Cauldron-Born.

The way you get the most attacks per turn is money. You hire a lot of peasants and give them crossbows. Tell them to ready actions to shoot when you tell them.

On your 'diversify your encounters' note, I had a bittersweet version of that yesterday when I had the climax of the campaign I've been running for a year. The short short version is that the priest queen villain was trying to bring Noah's ark to her ziggurat so she could draw upon the power of...

I ran a Pathfinder campaign where the whole party was paladins. It was really great, with wonderful clashes of ideology of what it means to be 'good.' And yeah, necessarily, everyone had a different vibe. There was the artist who wielded a glaive like an oversized paintbrush, but whose focus...

Priceless. This makes me rather sad. I hope the new player had a good time.

It's been a while. What determines how many grenades they get?

Thanks for sharing. That was great. Good gaming to you!