Search results

The trouble with Starfinder is is isn't SF, it's fantasy in space. Traveller was pretty big in the early 80s. I think being featured regularly in White Dwarf helped a lot.

No, it's simulationist if the weather is outside of the player's control. Like it is in the real world. If the player narrates "just as I leave my house, it starts to rain", that's not simulationist, because the player is controling something they cannot, in the real world, control. If the DM...

I wasn’t there, but if the account is accurate, I would have to conclude that the DM was wrong. The player controls the actions of their character, that includes doing things that are stupid if they choose to. This is where simulationism comes in: in the real world, there is nothing preventing...

But, if you are going to critique a work, it helps if you have read and understood it.

But whatever number rolled on the dice (possibly not including 1) you can succeed at with sufficient skill. DC 15? Roll a 2? A character with a skill of +15 succeeds anyway. To quote Gary Player: "The more I work and practice the luckier I seem to get".

Talisman if you go back to the 80s. I remember playing that at school with friends who would never go full D&D.

The Bixby Hulk was fuelled by grief (see the pilot episode). He did a good job of portraying that underlying trauma. My preferred live action Banner.

Interesting. Jarlaxle was also in Dragon Heist, and had a cameo in BG2, so he knows Minsc. Minsc and Karlach meet in BG3. So all those characters do know each other.

Indeed. By “fresh” I mean from the ground, not from the supermarket.

I agree with you. If I need more monsters I can make my own.

Carbohydrates are nutrients. Damaged by expanding ice crystals. Plus a bunch of vitamins, such as C, are damaged through oxidation. There is nothing good about eating frozen food if fresh is available.

Not healthier - freezing destroys a lot of the nutritional value (just how much depends on how fast the freezing process was). Eating smaller quantities of fresh food is the way to go, especially if diabetic.

Advice… is not good!

They forgot to put him in BG3.

I’m old and expendable. I’m worried about the grandchildren.

You are right, I was confusing carbs with fats. Carbs not really a problem unless you are diabetic or overweight.

I’ve seen Julian Glover (General Veers) perform Beowulf.

Ninja editor notes that Austin was busy being dead in 1820.

The Dalek Master Plan ran for 12 episodes.

Most of the glycemic index of chips is the oil, not the potato.