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Has anyone mentioned Rome yet? According to Wikipedia, it's an Italian/US/UK production.

Yes Minister/Yes Prime Minister.

Sherlock, Hustle, Blackadder and Red Dwarf.

Two people! This is why ENWorld is so much better than Reddit.

This was on the radio, wasn't it? I remember coming home from school and my mum telling me about it. I fell in love with the idea straight away, but it was a few more years before I ever got to play.

Terry Brooks describes it in some detail in Sometimes The Magic Works, plus LdR's other contributions to his career. But it's interesting to read about the bigger picture.

It's all moot: Star Wars has "Andor", and therefore wins. That aside, you're never going to convince each other of your point of view. Just agree to disagree while things are still civil.

If anyone's ever in Spain, try La Mafia se Sienta a la Mesa. A chain of Italian restaurants with excellent food and excellent service. The menu isn't your standard "pizza and pasta". And they meet the "fast food" criterion because in my experience the service is faster than any fast-food place...

Have you tried the comics? I read the first four, I think, and they were quite good. They explain what happens to the "Two by two, hands of blue" agents, for instance.

It's a creature. That's one of the central themes of the book: Victor Frankenstein creates it. He's trying to be God, the Creator. ETA: Gary Larson understands.

Oh, I'm not denying that. But best fantasy, which is the question asked here? I think not.

Somewhere in the AD&D 1e DMG, there's probably a table for determining the likelihood of that happening.

What a great movie.

Rollerskates.

Whatever the mount is, the only name that would fit is Star Destroyer.

Here's an idea. How about we let this stagnate, then come back in a week. Then leave it for a month. Then three. Then six. See at what point it feels like a necro. Is everyone with me? Great, see you all next week!

I don't think anyone here considers a week to be necromancy. Not when there's threads being dug up from 18 years ago (like just this morning). And other threads that have been active for a dozen years. We have a long attention span here. Memories like a herd of elephants.

The necromancer seems strangely... artificial.

Isn't this going to turn off the younger demographic? I mean, magic, dragons, gods, travelling the universe, those are all fantasy, sure. But being a homeowner? Surely that's too farfetched?