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I watched it on Saturday mornings on CBS. WHEN it aired wasn't consistent. They would move the time slot around. But yes I definitely watched this first run.

I get that youre joking but for the record that's not at all how multiclassing works in 2E. It would be impossible to dip into every class the way that the system is designed.

For me, it's B2/THE KEEP ON THE BORDERLANDS and my copy of T1-4 THE TEMPLE OF ELEMENTAL EVIL. Also, GREYHAWK ADVENTURES by James Ward and the original 3.5 version of PTOLUS CITY BY THE SPIRE by Monte Cook.

LOL. Point taken. But to be fair, Person of Interest had 103 40min episodes and 5-6 years to introduce and develop the AI as antagonist. Mission:Impossible - Dead Reckoning had 2hrs and 43min. It's not exactly a fair comparison. The opening minutes of the film with the Entity basically...

I like the callback to the very first movie with the knife that falls from Krieger's hands and into the secure room during the Langley infiltration sequence. My guess is that the guy who was the operator in the room who Kiteridge reassigns to a remote arctic outpost ("Mail him his clothes...)...

I really like the style of the trailer. It plays as more tense conspiracy/techno thriller than super-hero. No banter and the stakes seem high but not world ending. I like that they may be addressing the stillborn Celestial as it appears in more than a few background shots in this trailer. And...

I get it. Champions is a system that takes some patience to learn especially with character creation. But once you stick with it was vastly more versatile than any other superhero system at that time. Which is why we stuck with it through 4th and 5th Edition. We had some AMAZING games using...

I still have a 2nd edition box of this in cellophane / plastic wrap. I mostly played 3rd Ed and I loved DC HEROES. It was the super hero game we played between Marvel FASERIP and Champions 4th Ed.

Technically, it might be considered WOTC since because it was published by Dragon Magazine under Paizo, but the first chapter of the AGE OF WORMS adventure path (in Dragon Magazine #124 I think), THE WHISPERING CAIRN by Eric Mona is a really good starter/lower level adventure. It's 3.5 but I...

Why do people buy commercial modules when early RPGs assumed the GM would make up the adventures? Because when I started with TTRPG's and D&D (1982-83) there actually WERE a bunch of commercial modules available. My intro to D&D wasnt through the ruleset, it was me finding a copy of B2 at a...

No, but it's what GETS you to the cool story you tell people afterwards. I ran a 10 year long Curse of the Crimson Throne PF1 campaign with people who had various levels of arithmetic aptitude. High level Pathfinder 1e play tends to have a fair bit of modifiers and exception based rules. But all...

Hmmm...I guess I must be built a little different than some (maybe alot of people) in this thread. I dont follow or watch franchises or things that I'm not a fan of. So for instance I dont know much about Grey's Anatomy or Sex in the City so as a result I'm not really gonna watch any spin-offs...

I use math as most most people do as general terminology because I figure most people here understand what I'm saying BUT if we're going to be accurate, Arithmetic IS a subset of the overall discipline of Mathematics. It just deals with exactly the type of basic calculations that I'm talking...

As a kid of 11-12 years old when I discovered RPG's and one who was NEVER excited about (and on some level was afraid of) math? RPG's helped me get over my fear of it. So much so that once I became comfortable with adding and subtracting relatively quickly in my head, multiplying and dividing...

10. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. - Saw this when I was in Amsterdam. Enjoyed it enough but didnt love it. I think that he was talking to a very specific audience with this one. 9. Reservoir Dogs. - I dont understand the love for this one. It's a solid crime thriller and that's it. 8...

When did you leave D&D? I left D&D during 4E. I was part of a playtest for 4E here in NYC. Didnt care for it but still picked up the finished product and ran a few games on my own and found that I REALLY did not like the direction or feel of the game. Eventually I traded in all of my 4e stuff...

I think (at least for me) WHEN I got into D&D impacted my willingness to read, modify and run prewritten adventures. When I started things like "splatbooks' and suppliments were few and far between if not non existent. I got into D&D a few years before the original UNEARTHED ARCANA came out. It...

My introduction to D&D wasnt through the rules, it was through discovering an abandoned copy of B2 THE KEEP ON THE BORDERLANDS. The scenario and the setup pulled me in. Because of that I've always liked and loved pre-written adventures and run them almost exclusively.

You can roll your eyes all you want. I said what I said, just like you said what you said. If you dont want to accept a different and pretty well established view point on this that's on you. But it's been established in well over 30-40 years of comics that mutants = any underrepresented and...

I dont find the subtle or not-so-subtle erasure of the racial parallels (Mutants = Black people), particularly surprising on these boards but I can assure you as someone who wasn't a fan of the original X-men animated show I find this show, particularly on point in addressing how specifically...