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Love it! What did you use to make the map?

Some do, some don't. It's very taste dependent. re. homebrew, I've found that getting player input into the setting from the outset has really increased player buy-in to the setting.

The character the MCU changed my perception of is Antman. Never gave a rat's a*** about him in the comics. Either version. But one of my favourite characters in the MCU.

Yay!

Back in the day, it's a trope I used in every setting I wrote. Used it so much, and usually with more than a single progenitor race, that I eventually tired of it. Nowadays I rarely think that far back in my settings' histories. But having read through other people's cool ideas I'm finding I...

Not lying, I would play that game.

Every movie in the MCU has problems. But let's be honest, no 2 people are ever going to agree on exactly what those problems are.

For someone who claims to hate bards, @Snarf Zagyg, you do an awful lot of singing.

Good advice, @payn. And yeah, I agree that APs are an amazing concept. Even the ones that don't quite gel are still an impressive product just for the work that has gone into them. Kinda like the MCU. Not everything in the series is great, or even good, but the thing as a whole is an impressive...

I've only run the one AP - Reign of Winter. It goes from level 1 - 17. Ran the whole thing. Mixed feelings. The first 2 books are pretty good. They make a coherent whole. You discover the evil witch's plot, you go to her land and start working toward stopping it. There's plenty of role play...

Maybe it's because I'm Australian. Maybe because I'm an unrepentant lefty who's had a lifetime of terrible employers*. But I don't see anything wrong with calling a former employer an a-hole. Hell, that doesn't even count as swearing where I'm from. Was it wise for Greg Tito to do so on social...

I agree with Peter Griffin. Well, I'm not sure what is meant by "It insists upon itself" but the general sentiment, yeah.

Trevor and his 2-butted wombat were great. But "snore fest?" @payn, you and I saw that movie very differently.

I enjoyed the movie too. The big monster fight just didn't fit what the movie was setting up. The father/son clash needed a different resolution.

It did, but even worse it spoiled the themes.

I like the idea of using art to spark inspiration. As part of session 0, after we've set the basics of the campaign setting, I'd encourage players to google and look for things that resonate. Not just villains, but scenes, scenery, items, whatever. I think it would be especially handy for...

You caught me. It was a trick question.

Got a guy in my gaming group who constantly uses word salad generator to post stuff to our game chat. Yesterday he asked me if my character thought much about philosophy. I said "probably ethics, but wouldn't think much about other areas of philosophy." He then came back at me with some effing...

The only time he's satisfied is when he's on a drunk.

Yes, yes I do. (When I watched the trailer you posted I just assumed it was a new series.)