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My only feeling towards Threads, is that I've been making an on and off joke for about five years now when bombarded with someone's array of social media presences or parodying such, of offering to let people "thread me on Thimble" (sometimes stylized "thmble"), and this eventual existence of a...

My solution is to make a list for Bards. Or to just stick with 5e. I haven't really decided yet.

Gross or net? Money for whom? In what timeframe? Tesla's stock is worth a lot, is this a sign that HAT should have been an electric car rather than a movie?

I would go beyond that to say that both recipes and DM facing materials are often not very well written for actually directly implementing, and rely more on the skill and experience of the person using them to know how to get a useful result from them than on clear communication.

To my mind the main places DMing is like cooking (particularly cooking for other people) are: A) You have to remember the allergies and dietary restrictions of the people you are preparing for. This need not mean that every dish conforms to the needs and preferences of everyone, but the meal as...

Yeah, I would guess that the interviewees (who weren't the full CR cast members, which were all the initial people interviewed) were probably not meaningfully consulted given that all of the interviews were removed, and it is a bummer for some of them no doubt. I mean, I get the impression that...

I continue to be unimpressed with the three big, dumb lists system, and every additional list added just makes the combined list system make less sense. Unless they are actually going to add classes later on in this iteration, I think every class should just have a class spell list as per the...

I do know that, or at least I know that that is the claim that has been made. Too much money has changed hands to trust anyone's claims about what else they liked about the project. And I neither like it nor hate the show produced. I'm just indifferent enough to it to have no particular...

My experience of the experiment in hack adaptation that was Wheel of Time is one of the principal reasons I haven't watched Rings of Power. I actually kind of enjoyed the series, and then I read the first book and realized that all the weak points of the series were places where the people...

Prequel? Make Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator into a movie already, or (and I know this is anathema to Hollywood) just make something original. We don't need adaptations of adaptations wherever a little nostalgia can be scrounged up.

12,500 seats in its current configuration.

Probably, though it may also have to do with Orion being in basically all their content at the time he left, being an integral part of the first however many episodes of their flagship content to this day, and possibly that Campaign 1 is to some degree Geek and Sundry's content. It also may have...

To my mind Tolkien presents three major problems for an RPG adaptation: 1. It is a lore that many people respect and sort of know, but few have the patience to master the extreme complexity of. This makes it sort of the perfect storm of difficult to manage on the world-building front. There are...

And some things that should not have been forgotten were lost. History became legend. Legend became myth. And for three years, the thread passed out of all knowledge.

I generally always disliked his vibe, which often struck me as oddly mean-spirited for CR (he was just always steering conversations to weird put-down humor, which I know is how some people express genuine affection, but it just stuck out like a sore thumb a lot of the time in CR content). He...

"Currency" existed, it just wasn't in the form of coin yet. While all sorts of things were used as currency, the direct predecessors to coin were ingots of various metals produced in standardized sizes and shapes, which are believed to have been used by many bronze age societies as units of...

Very true, though I'll note that's significantly after the Bronze Age. But one has to assume that a "Diamond Road" of sorts is likely to arise in whatever part of the world had sufficient protection of and freedom of trade as soon as possible. Also since diamonds don't go bad, such that a load...

You guess correctly, in terms of relatively large scale diamond gathering and early mining. Surface diamonds were gathered in a number of places. But they are distinct in being something that is very unevenly distributed around the world, so there would definitely be diamond "exporting" and...

In a reality where diamonds bring back the dead, people would have figured out diamond mining much earlier. It might be more interesting, to have them be exceedingly rare because they're only found in riverbeds or whatever, or to swap in different components, or to eliminate resurrection magic...

I mean, the first movie had its big guy get blended by a propeller (albeit after cutting away), and ended with all those faces melting. I think the perhaps jarring part is that...