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Vajra Safahr, who has served as the Blackstaff in Waterdeep since the late 4e era. She's also on the new MM cover with Minsc. EDIT: Apparently she made her debut in the 2008 novel, Blackstaff Tower, which also featured Renaer Neverember and Meloon Wardragon (Renaer is a major NPC in Waterdeep...

Yeah, I mean like even that cover's not "perfect". Tyler Jacobson is a little too fond of pastel colors for my taste, but I like his painterly style better than any kind of obviously digital art. I know that the gang of heroes on the SCAG cover were originally intended as some kind of FR...

It's not the subject matter that I dislike. It's the art style and the trade dress. I much prefer this: To this: I strongly dislike the cartoonish pseudo-3D rendering style of the latter and much prefer the more painterly style of the former. I also dislike the new fonts they're using, and...

Remember that the 3e FRCS has a smaller font with more densely packed text than the 5e books have had.

If the Eberron book is getting an alt cover, I’m sure these will too. But I’m not holding out any hope that they’ll be any good. I didn’t like the alt covers for either Dragon Delves or Eberron. It’s disappointing because the alt covers for the revised core rulebooks were some of the most...

Honestly, I think those covers are hideous. I do not like the art style or the graphic design. This new visual direction is really putting me off the revised game. 😭

I can see that! Good choice.

How could I forget about Jojo Rabbit?! That's peak Taika as well! To steer the thread back on-topic, I only just realized this morning that the reason Johnny Storm looks so familiar is because Joseph Quinn played Eddie Munson on Stranger Things! I didn't fully recognize him without the long...

Sorry. Put in a spoiler tag. You might want to do the same since you quoted me.

Well, there are fan theories out there that …

As much as I have enjoyed a lot of the more recent MCU offerings (including Thunderbolts), Thor: Ragnarok is still peak MCU for me. That’s probably the one I’ve watched the most. It might be peak Taika Waititi as well, although Hunt for the Wilderpeople and What We Do in the Shadows are right...

OK. It’s been years since I’ve read it so I guess I was misremembering!

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It’s not a softcover? The books in the pictures in the article certainly look like hardcovers!

Disney+ also has a two-tier system but the only ads I’ve seen have been at the start of a show/movie and they’ve all just been for other Disney+ content. Nothing random like on network TV and nothing in the middle of a show or movie.

WotC helping FLGSes stay in business because of Amazon etc is a good thing. I don’t care if it’s “anti-consumer”.

Agreed. My niece didn't like that aspect of that clip either. Hopefully they apologize to him afterwards or something.

Looking at my book shelf: Storm King's Thunder: the PCs can acquire the services of some dragon cultists who will fly them around in their little airship for part of the adventure.* Tomb of Annihilation has no real cultists unless you count the yuan-ti in Omu. Waterdeep: Dragon Heist: the...

Yes, and greatwyrms have echoes across the multiverse, so Ashardalon can be in FR and Greyhawk and Mystara and Dragonlance and Homebrew XYZ all at the same time! As for when he became a “god”, wasn’t that the plot of the last one or two adventures in the 3e series that Sunless Citadel began...