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That ended surprisingly well. Willow escaped the curse of the 'fantastic penultimate episode'.

Hasbro is doing a bad thing vs. Paramount has Star Trek. I wish it was close, but it's not. Engage!

Oh they could certainly put Roll20 and similar services out of business. But I'm not sure what that gains WotC. I doubt the 5e players on Roll20 are going to appreciate being forced onto One D&D's VTT, even if their Roll20 digital purchases are ported over. My group would probably switch to...

I agree that WotC can make D&D less convenient to play than it is now. But they can't delete content from the physical books I own, shut down VTTs that don't integrate the rules (or doing anything at all to groups playing via tools like Discord and Zoom), silence people who are talking on...

I understand emotions are running high right now, but how can WotC stop us from playing the way we want?

Why can't John Rodgers be involved in this?!! On the plus side, Paramount's Halo series wasn't half bad.

Well I hope the mountain-sized amount of terrible publicity they just got does some good.

I don’t have a paid sub and the 5e campaign I play in uses Beyond, so no. To add some perspective, I doubt more than one or two of the ten people in that game have any idea what’s happening with the new OGL (or what the OGL is, for that matter).

I‘m not jumping ship, per se. But my group did discuss playing a mini-campaign while I work out Part Two of our current 5e epic. We were thinking of using PbtA (Spirit of ‘77) to run ”Rollercops”, where every PC belongs to an ill-fated trial squad of roller-skating police in Venice Beach...

He’s a famous old sports broadcaster & journalist in the US. Which made Bettany’s Chaucer perfect, since A Knight’s Tale is a contemporary sports movie in medieval drag.

It’s a very clever film. But that kind of deliberate anachronism rubs some people the wrong way.

Modern music ruined the movie where Geoffrey Chaucer is basically Howard Cosell?

Killed punchy monkeys and god.

Well that looks pleasantly insane. "Greta's Gerwig and Noah Baumbach's new Barbie movie comes out next summer" is an amazing sentence to say our loud and then realize it's really true.

I’m going to pour a sip out — into my mouth — for the Snyderverse. Those films were good at the things the MCU movies were not. A patently ridiculous grandeur. Some comic book movies should have that.

I understand the concern, but in the case of D&D, don’t we make a lot of the content?

I was prepared to rail against 'subscribing to D&D'... ... until I remembered I upgraded my Roll20 account to the first paid tier, so I already do. I'll be back as soon as I update my diatribe to railing against 'being forced to subscribe to D&D through WotC'. (which is actually somewhat of a...

I meant on TV. In the 70s. Damn, that still makes me old, doesn’t it?

As a child I watched the Abbott and Costello movies. All 36 of them…

I’m going to see it. In 3D. Once. Like I did the first one. Visual spectacle is fine by me as long as it’s spectacular enough. I’m a lifelong reader of fantasy & science fiction. I’m used to the story not being good (but dragons and spacecraft being amazing). If I feel like my intelligence...