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When people are saying "not grasping the rules" here, they're talking about not playing their character ideally or mishandling a spell every so often not "which one is the d20?" to be clear

They are generally considered one of the more rule-heavy Actual Plays actually

I think The Adventure Zone's drop in popularity during their Monster of the Week season, Amnesty, might dissuade them from switching.

Former designer for D&D that parted less than amicably last year. Was discussed to the point of thread closure here.

So the next Actual Play up popularity wise would be The Adventure Zone podcast which has three D&D campaigns (kinda) so far. Balance, which was the first and most popular of the three having a series of graphic novels, a board game (designed by Keith Baker!), and an animated pilot ordered by...

Apologizes again even, since his first statement on the announcement of Wildemount was pretty much an apology for it

Also nWoD was rebranded to Chronicles of Darkness/CoD so World of Darkness solely means oWoD now.

and Cassie Lang, twice now

They confirmed in an interview that the Contessa was supposed to be introduced in Black Widow at the very least. So if she doesn't show up in that last episode it's probably that what she's actually doing was set up there (let's say a post credit scene where she pops up and says "I'm here to...

I mean the Wildemount version of orcs straight up says that while the curse is believed to exist in world, it's not actually real

Tony also was already planning on creating Ultron, he had just hit a wall on what AI he could make were capable of and the mind stone was the first opportunity to break through that.

Written by the #1 New York Times bestselling author Marieke Nijkamp, Critical Role: Vox Machina – Kith & Kin will follow a brand-new story, featuring the cunning ranger Vex’ahlia and the conning rogue Vax’ildan (and, of course, Trinket) years before they meet Vox Machina. After leaving the...

Of all the 4 hour, 6 chapter movies I watched this week. It's the second best.

The specific thing violating the Sokovia Accords was "resurrecting Vision" per Jimmy in an earlier episode. Since the US signed and presumably ratified the Accords it is in fact US Federal law which means the FBI has jurisdiction plus Hayward admitted to Jimmy that he did it.

Agatha said she detected the energy of Wanda's spellcasting and came to investigate. Hayward violated some article of the Sokovia Accords in creating White Vision which therefore means he interfered with a Federal Agent's investigation in handcuffing Jimmy.

Sam mentioned he had government contracts during the loan scene so he's getting paid going forward but he couldn't get the loan because he has a few months at most of income from that and then nothing since before Civil War (and also yeah racism)

Presumably that will be covered when she next appears in an episode of the MCU

As well as "This could be Asgard"

"Maximoff stormed our facility, stole the Vision's body, and resurrected him" "But that's in direct violation of section 36B of the Sokovia Accords" (Ep5 11:51)