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Now that I think about it, the best fries are in Poutine.

While I liked the Donner films well enough, sadly the Superman I grew up with was Dean Cain, which I do not acknowledge. So I'm really glad for this movie to be a new Superman that charmed me and really gave me a version of the character to cheer for.

I'll let you know when I get there. I like Praed a lot, and changing the lead is always tricky, but my childhood memories were more favorable to Connery.

Mine ... Buffy and it's spin-off Angel are still comfort shows for me. Despite Whedon's fall from grace, I still consider both shows excellent. Babylon 5, forever. One that I found on Tubi and I remember from my childhood was this BBC show Robin of Sherwood. It's got a lot of elements that...

I think Steak Fries are absorbing other Fry types and that's skewing the results. That said, I'm the weirdo that would prefer a Sweet Potato Fry. If it's a good one, I will say that there is a higher difficulty curve to making a good sweet potato fry, as it's tricky to manage them. If we're...

Waiting on the alt-art covers, but these are fine.

I run the Chris Pine MTG card as the Commander of one of my fav EDH decks. I'd normally pass on box sets like this, but I am impressed with the retro vibe and the amount of stuff in the box. I'm in for tokens and cards and such.

Oh. I don't buy Lynnvander products. Shocked at the number of crossover products they've managed to make.

I've already told my players that I'm treating their Experiences are a little like Character Aspects and one can spend a Hope to make a narrative declaration.

One of my complaints with some modern Trek starship battles is that they sometimes overdo it and fill the screen with too much stuff. Discovery S2 finale vs. Control, or this battle with the Gorn fighters, there's just too much going on. Compare that to the duel with the Shepherds in "Children...

I threw two minor demons against a party of 5 PCs ... and definitely could have put a PC or two into death moves. The fear generation was pretty good.

One of the things Daggerheart unabashedly does is push GMs and players to customize and make it their own. One thing that really stood out for me was the example of play. One, it mixes combat and non-combat in the write-up, but what really made the section stand out was after the example of...

Well, my Robin Hood one-shot went off last night ... and now I've got to make this into a campaign. So I'm planning to write up a full campaign frame for what I made and what the players added in.

Daggerheart: One-shot ... Now a full campaign! :-D

... Well, I ran my first session last night, and the two things that really stood out for me were: 1. Experiences and Connections. That section of character building did a lot of flesh in a world that I had barely sketched for a simple one-shot ... that now seems to be a promising campaign. A...

Frustrating, but a good call on their part.

I saw it and loved it.

Also, just going by the classes listed by the OP ... some names feel like they'd be a better fit for a more sci-fi fantasy RPG, than a DnD derivative. I know Draw Steel is supposed to have it's own default setting, so maybe that's intentional? I will admit I still know very little about the...

Between the different resources and the different class names ... Draw Steel is giving me tryhard vibes. We're changing the names to make them different. I dunno, MTG designers always talk about resonance, using names that work with what you're trying to do, and this feels purposefully against that.

Everyone is running away from the D20, huh? I am curious how much crunchier Draw Steel is. Because 5e is close to the top for me these days, Pathfinder 2 was too much. So Draw Steel falls on the wrong side for me, but it might still be interesting to me.