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Sometimes I catch an episode and can't believe the network censors let them get away with dressing some of the women that way. Nichelle Nichol's outfit in "Mirror, Mirror" shows off her belly button. The Star Trek costumers really knew what they were doing.

I'm guessing most players in their 20s aren't in campaigns run by people in their 40s. All I have is anecdotal data of course, but I'm pushing 50 and I don't spend a whole lot of time with anyone in their 20s. The only time I game with people that much younger than me is when I volunteer to...

You're right, they don't really need to pay attention to the over 40 crowd. Oh, wow! I just noticed a little light blinking on the back of my hand. Does anyone know what that means?

D&D has a long history of using known words in odd ways. Where else is a kobold a lizard/dragon or dog man other than D&D?

I don't think all our RPG maps belong to Judge's Guild, but I think perhaps all our base belongs to them.

This is what makes it especially difficult to plan. We don't really know what's going to happen next week let alone six months from now. When I read the OP I immediately thought of all those books published in the 1990s I'm convinced were designed to be read rather than played.

It was in the module and an old school one at that. I just didn't want to give the name away lest I spoil it for others. It's a surprisingly enjoyable classic. I'll see if I can make better use of CR at our next session.

Maybe I've been looking at it wrong. I thought a CR5 creature would be a moderate challenge for four level 5 player characters.

Violence against humanoids might be a problem, but if we simply reclassify the goblin into a different creature type than killing them isn't problematic. WotC is attempting to have their cake and eat it too.

I haven't used every monster in the book, but today my 5th level party encountered a Vampire Spawn (CR 5). The fight took place in a room with permanent Darkness cast on it, so the vampire had Advantage on all attacks and the players Disadvantage. Once more, the party was handicapped because...

It also had Mathilda May running around in her birthday suit for a significant amount of time. And for a Cannon Film production it actually had good special effects. 10/10, one of the breast space vampire movies I've ever seen.

I'm certainly no lawyer, but I'm pretty sure you have a handful of years to file a suit for copyright infringement. I think this is just a guy talking out of his rear end and nothing will come of this. Or at least nothing positive the current Judge's Guild if they try to pursue this.

I've ordered two Kickstarters from CMON and they delivered both times. I'm sorry to hear they're in trouble.

My attempt at some heated metal armor.

Woot! I'm running my group through a heavily modified Age of Worms campaign right now. We're currently on a detour through White Plume Mountain right now. Glad you had a good time.

Assuming Judge's Guild was the first one to use hexes for maps and random tables in this manner, it's been almost fifty years since such things have been in use. It seems like it's a little late to start worrying about copyright claims now.

MW5: Clans has a more narrative campaign mode. One nice touch is the dialogue from Smoke Jaguar characters demonstrating they really don't understand the Inner Sphere or how they fight wars. The Clanners are very concerned about not wasting assets and are horrified at the dishonorable...

I've only a seen a few of the remastered episodes and I thought it was okay as they didn't really change the nature of the story. As Leonard Nimoy said, "The episodes that were bad then are still bad today, and the episodes that were good then are still good today." It's a little jarring...

I can't exactly trust my star's AI and the spheroids' main tactic is to throw wave after wave of mechs, tanks, and air support after me.