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    AD&D 2E Jakandor

    I owned a copy. Bought it, like so many other products, to mine for useful material for my own campaign. I don't think I opened it more than twice before I sold it a few years ago.
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    Spoilers SW: Skeleton crew discussion thread

    I'm not sure this has been discussed yet, but what about the kids' names? I don't think they were chosen by accident. "Wim" is impulsive. "Neel" tends to indulge others and follow their lead. I can't think of any associations with "Fern" but... "KB", in a universe where so far only droids have...
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    Ahsoka - SPOILERS

    I'd forgotten all about The Acolyte. It was only as I was reading this thread that I realised I never finished watching it.
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    Spoilers SW: Skeleton crew discussion thread

    Star Wars is always full of violent death. Skeleton Crew has had several already - didn't the kids blast some pirate fighters already? But this was cold-blooded and deliberate. It wouldn't have been out of place in Andor, for instance, but from a SW character who's not an outright villain it...
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    Spoilers SW: Skeleton crew discussion thread

    Apropos of not much concrete, does anyone else get the impression that Jude Law had the time of his life in this role?
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    Spoilers SW: Skeleton crew discussion thread

    These security droids were better shots than Stormtroopers. Better shots than most Rebels too. I'll admit I was a bit shocked by Jod's ruthlessness with Brutus. Not for the character, but for what so far has largely been a kid's show.
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    D&D 5E (2024) Goblins and Orcs Not Being Green

    In my mind goblins are usually the colour of mud. Or else blue, like in the "Jig the Goblin" books.
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    D&D General In Heaven the Cooks are French... (Setting Thoughts)

    "You should really listen. Or would you prefer to hear the bad word of Lolth?"
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    Spoilers SW: Skeleton crew discussion thread

    And as we learned in episode 5, the ultimate price for a pirate is loot.
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    D&D General The New York Times on D&D

    I'm going to mention the Cod Wars here just to cause confusion.
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    Christmas swag!

    Two bottles of single malt Irish whiskey (Bushmills and Redbreast), plus:
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    Best Tolkien Art

    I thought I recognised the artist's style, so I looked him up. I was mistaken, but apparently Jimmy Cauty was not just an artist, but also in bands such as the KLF and Zodiac Mindwarp and the Love Reaction.
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    The 1966 Hobbit cartoon

    But then there's this:
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    Spoilers TV Shows with Great Endings

    Part of it, I think, is to highlight how close the resemblance is between him and Raylan. If Raylan took one step closer to the line, you know he'd end up like Boyd. Plus, a huge part of the enjoyment of Justified is the dialogue and delivery, with Walton Goggins and Timothy Olyphant leading...
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    The 1966 Hobbit cartoon

    It seems to assume that anyone watching knows the story - no explanation of what a Hobbit is, a reference to Hobbiton coming out of the blue, several parts of the adventure stuck in seemingly for no reason except they're in the book - but at the same time it assumes that they'll be OK with the...
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    Your Favorite Holiday Special

    Has anyone mentioned the "Yes Minister" special "Party Games"? Sir Humphrey and Jim Hacker are both promoted!
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    D&D General “‘Scantily Clad and Well Proportioned’: Sexism and Gender Stereotyping in the Gaming Worlds of TSR and Dungeons & Dragons.”

    It appears to be from the Dragonlance book "Time of the Twins" - Caramon is sent to an arena to train and fight as a gladiator. It's explicitly noted that the armour is impractical and serves mostly as a costume.
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