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Yeah, Quinn as the Human Torch is probably what I'm most looking forward to in the film. OK, him and Galactus.

I hope this is as good as Prey and Killer of Killers.

The narrative around here went from 'WotC are idiots for not making more tie in products' to 'I can't believe WotC are making more tie in products, what a bunch of sellouts' so fast I got whiplash.

Greyhawkins, lol. This looks great.

I was a fan of that version too, would have loved to see them get a sequel and do the Judge Death storyline. I liked the whacky storylines in 2000 AD more than Judge Dredd specifically, so probably why I can see Taika working. I can understand being worried if you want a more grounded Dredd again.

I read yesterday there's talk of Taika directing a new Judge Dredd film, which I think could work.

The more I think back on the movie, the more I liked it and the more I think it worked. It just took a while for my mind to get used to a Superman in the Gunn style, but his mix of sentimental and silly as actually a good fit. I'm extremely keen for Supergirl now. It did make me wonder about...

As the title says. I'm not talking about writing an ending for your character when the campaign is over. Have you ever retired a character and made a new one instead to continue playing? If so, why? I've only ever retired a character once, (that I can recall) he fell in love with an NPC and...

The enemy only has 1 hp left and your weapon has the Graze property, so no need to make that attack roll. More time saved. ;)

If weapon mastery means combat can take longer due to the extra rolls involved, but ends earlier due to extra PC power, it sounds like it all evens out in the end. ;)

High level fighters can get multiple attacks. Gladiators are high level fighters therefore they get multiple attacks. I'm not sure I see the narrative dissonance.

The campaign I'm playing in where we switched to the updated rules has been a little slow to adopt weapon mastery. We don't bother with it a lot of the time, it's more something that players will pull out during a tough fight or if there's a specific reason to use an ability.

Thinking back, I can’t remember a moment where Clark changes into Superman. It’s possible I just dont recall it, it was a pretty busy film. Not that it has to have that, just interesting to leave out something that iconic.

The point being, turn based combat means one person acts at a time.

Turn based combat. Eg: If you line up a million people and each one uses a free action to pass a piece of paper (or whatever) from one person to the next, you can move that piece of paper an infinite distance in 6 seconds, based on how many people you can line up.

The movie was fun, but for me, I’m not sure Gunn’s style was a great fit for Superman. I think Gunn works better when writing for the more unknown D-list characters. For example, Mr Terrific was my favourite character in the film, I’d love to see him get his own spinoff movie or series. The...

A torch tucked into the back of your belt lets you see behind you while keeping your buns toasted.

The Beatles joke was pretty good as well.

Not that bad given this phase had both the pandemic and a writers strike to deal with. I feel they've managed to get their TV shows back on track after Secret Invasion. Next phase seems well set up, with F4 and a couple of Avengers films.

It's pretty safe to say it's whoever Villeneuve casts. ;)