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While still not thrilled by dual time line focus ( I would rather more focus on Ben in other lives to get more POV and empathy in to that side of the story; but that’s just personal taste), I am still enjoying the show enough to keep watching :)

As a dm I would dislike this greatly as it causes the DM several headaches. (1) you’d have extra gold and magic items as a resource, that leads to needing to do extra effort to balance encounters for your different resources (2) unless other PCs have that level, you’ll be unbalanced in resources...

My player guides tend to run three pages Page 1: setting stuff A four sentence max “elevator pitch” to grab attention, sprinkle the themes of the starting arc(s)/setting - basically your move trailer. Then a couple paragraphs at history, the first paragraph giving some older history that...

So….. dragonlance, I’ve never played in it beyond the name dragonlance was on some modules but it was played in such a way that it could have been any generic fantasy setting when you filed off the names. I’ve been playing d&d for many many many decades but mostly been home brew ( some mystara...

Probably will forget something, but off the top of my head ….. Cartoons from 90s-ish ( a couple 80s a couple early 00s) Gargoyles Avatar the last airbender Pirates of dark water Conan the adventurer Ducktales ( the original, though the remake was enjoyable too) Batman the animated series...

Just finished watching it. Some random thoughts as a fan of the original. Not yet sure how I feel about switching back and forth between time lines. I hope not done too much if it detracts from immersion of focus on the personal story being leapt in to. Ex: if this were the original...

Well, story drama reasons. Unnecessary in the context of this episode. That said, in the original, Sam was actually married but they chose not to tell him so that he could embody the person he kept in to, romances and all, without guilt of remembering he’s married. ( of course, they did not...

Van Ryder games does graphic novels that are a bit choose your own adventure style https://www.vanrydergames.com/graphicnovels I read through all of season 1 and enjoyed them. They each had very different flavor and style though. Some friends definitely preferred some over the others as...

As someone with an understanding of the specific cultures and internal conflicts that come from such culture-intersections, my perspective of the show is different than most. So I found it interesting to read this thread and see what take aways and assumptions were made (ie things obvious to me...

(Begin rampant speculation) Well if you combine that with the fact that the cube mini has items on it that seem to resemble items held by the d&d cartoon characters, we may well know of their fates! ;-).

I could be remembering wrong but I think Q called out Picard on this at some point ( possibly the episode where he got them in contact with borg the first time.. but I’m old and my memory is faulty so can’t be certain when it was)

Right. Not hilarious but very cute and amusing

I forget the exact name, but “ lasers and feelings”, or something like that Or Star Trek rpg with a lot of reflavoring needed

So basically ally mcbeal as a hulk? ;). (Kidding. I know this source material and tone predates that other show)

Looking at the handful of posts here from the Op that I read or skimmed … If you do Ebberon vs Homebrew you’re either doing more research and bending vs creating. If you did ebberon you’d be plopping the adventure in an isolated area so you’d only be getting the name and some historical lore...

She’s only ever known an entitled life. Unless she was tempered with an over abundance of wisdom, she’s going to feel like her rights and privileges that she ‘has the right to’ are now in jeopardy if anyone finds out. She’s going to double down on brattiness to overemphasize (in her own...

You COULD leave it as is but "some magic time effect washes over the city" and the net result is exactly that. Giving you a reason to justify it in game AND a way to pull the plug on it should you need to by having the magic effect fade away and gives you some story potential to mine as to where...

Since you picked ‘6’ How about one class built around each ability score. And then the names classes are various combinations of multi classing between them no? Ok not but a random thought even if not entirely viable

Wrath of the Immortals

there are six episodes. First two were predominantly Steve viewpoint third was predominantly Marc POV Think we’ll get two episodes per POV making the last two episodes from a third personality perspective? ;-)