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Nah, it's just that Angela was a serial killer that was really good at framing other people. :eek:

I think it was okay to have it in the title of the movie, but it should have been reversed with Honor Among Thieves the primary title. Of course what really would have made a difference if it hadn't been released a week before Mario, but timing will always be open for debate.

To me maturity should center around the content of the story, not graphic depictions of sex or violence. I don't have a problem with either one of those and in the right show it may make sense. That also doesn't mean it needs to be grim dark, I just think that HAT got pretty close as far as...

Many times things that are implied and left to the imagination are far more terrifying than what we see.

I don't think there ever has been or ever will be perfect stealth rules. There are just far too many variables, too many situations that the rules just can't cover it all. Is that guard bored an on hour 7 of an 8 hour shift when absolutely nothing ever happens, or have they been hearing screams...

When have they said that? They haven't done much in wsy of settings one way or another.

Should be easy, they can just talk to the people who did Star Trek.

So? They've decided that books like the MM are core across multiple campaign worlds and specific lore such as drow in FR is being relegated to an FR specific campaign book. Emphasizing the multiverse aspect that D&D has always had just reinforces that decision. Besides, they are looking for...

If you have Apple TV+ (we get it because we have it as a benefit to our phone plan), Dark Matter has an interesting take on it as well.

How are they going to "convincingly refute" something when it was in a publication describing D&D 40 years ago? What is there to refute?

Fair enough, kind of fits into my cosmology as well. I once had a story arc where the BBEG won and Loki helped the group "reset" things because the gods ultimately lost and he's a sore loser. If the world is going to burn, he want's to be the one who threw the torch.

I would agree that many people are wrong about martials vs casters. But I think it's about different parts of a team working together and people should play what they enjoy. Unless you're playing a game where every character has exactly the same capabilities, there's always going to be an...

Just as likely adults who don't like that stuff simply didn't pursue romances.

It's kind of like saying D&D is hanging on coattails of the old (and likely obscure) Sliders TV series or Star Trek's mirror universes, or ... well any number of other depictions of a multiverse.

But aren't those alt timeliness just implementing a multiverse? My own campaign is loosely based Norse mythology so the cosmology is based on the great tree Yggdrasil. But just because Yggdrasil represents the material world and it's associated realms (aka planes) it doesn't mean that...

I have the books and I hadn't noticed it because neither I or any of my player have played one. 🤷

That's always going to be the question for me as well. In my games I never use easy encounters, most are high end of moderate or are hard. I'll typically have at least 3-4 encounters per long rest. It's not at all uncommon to have 1 or more PCs drop to 0 during a combat. I've always found ways...