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Norrin Strahd?

This also marked the introduction of the plane of Concordant Opposition, which later became the Outlands.

The last episode of Star Trek Enterprise comes pretty darn close.

Until the third season dropped twenty odd years later, I would have said Twin Peaks.

Yeah, years ago I had the notion of trying to retro-clone Alternity and came up with some alternate names for the species, IIRC... Grey (Fraal) Atavus (Weren/Sasquatch) Saurian (T'sa/Kinori) Cybrid (Aleerin/Mechalus/Sandman) Xenobug (Sesheyan/Mothman)

The most notable bit of "orphaned" OGC is the classic monsters from Necromancer Games' Tome of Horrors that were part of a gentleman's agreement between Clark Peterson and Wizards.

Yeah, it was structured like D&D. A player's book, a GM's book (with a brief "monster" section), and campaign settings.

A while back I posted about using the Alternity species in LevelUp's Voidrunners Codex, using the Weren as a proof of concept... https://www.enworld.org/threads/kitbashing-voidrunner-heritages-into-alternity-species.706609/

Neat little thing I discovered playing with chatgpt.. stylistic comparisons.

Glad to see them revisiting a Radiant Citadel setting. I'd like to see a product that covered the Three Dragon Siblings settings; Yongjing, Yeonido, and Umizu.

Another good one was the Gnomish Professor "demi-bard" kit. It was sort of part Illusionist, part Artificer, and part Warlord.

I just find it more poignant. The murder of Rorschach comes at the culmination of Manhattan's acceptance of the role of monster in Adrian's "noble lie".

Adrian's plan in the movie makes more sense than the one Moore swiped from an episode of The Outer Limits.

I like that white dragon art. 🥶

The game I'm working on to someday run for my son, has GM opposed rolls that generates [yes, and/yes/yes, but/no, but/no/no, and] results.

So.. Cadillacs and Dinosaurs when? 🚘🦖

Yeah, it's a good thing to keep in mind. I've sort of been inspired by how the new starter set does character creation, so I was looking to make it a sort of "construct your own playbook" type process.