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So we know that Weyland-Yutani knows about the xenomorph species because David sent them a report after the events of Alien: Covenant, but we still don't know how WY learned about the crashed alien spaceship on LV426, right? That's still a mystery?

This was my complaint about some of the art in the Radiant Citadel book when it first came out. I know it's meant to be all non-Western European cultural stuff, but even then, it just all feels too "modern" - like it would belong more in a d20 Modern sourcebook rather than a D&D one.

Let’s not forget that Rey speaks with Daisy Ridley’s natural British accent despite having grown up an orphan on a desert world. That alone seems to render accents in Star Wars pretty meaningless. That and the fact that Andor didn’t lose Diego Luna’s accent despite growing up surrounded by...

I’d be surprised if the Federstion doesn’t send a ship to investigate the wreckage. I mean, the scavengers did almost destroy Starfleet’s flagship, and they had fancy tech that could absorb phaser blasts. People are going to want to find out more about it.

I’m liking the mysteries this season. I wouldn’t say it was “completely meaningless”. They may revisit it later on. We don’t know!

Interesting. Thank you both for explaining.

That was another fantastic episode with a bit of a hard lesson for young Kirk!

Can you see this post? https://www.enworld.org/threads/next-issue-of-game-informer-will-have-details-on-the-two-upcoming-forgotten-realms-books.714383/page-10#post-9714748 So even if it's there, if you don't see it, you won't believe it? ;)

Yeah, that would be awesome, and Mike's actually done a little bit of that before. Here's his "zoomed in" map of the Daggerford area showing all the little farms and villages that aren't on the more zoomed out maps. (WotC was originally planning on including Daggerford as a sample area in the...

She does not mind. She's watched Alien, Aliens, Prometheus, Alien: Covenant, and Alien: Romulus.

@Ruin Explorer your comments are getting me excited to watch this show. My 17 yo is into the Alien franchise, so I'll watch it with her.

The post that came before the post I was replying to. Post #88. Maybe you are blocking or being blocked by that poster?

Episode II establishes that the Geonosians designed the Death Star as the "ultimate weapon". I think they may have been initially involved in its construction as well before Palpatine had them all exterminated.

The Sword Coast is more settled than the zoomed-out maps make it look. There are lots of little farms, villages, thorps, hamlets, communes, and the like that simply don't get included on the maps. The area between Waterdeep and Daggerford is basically all settled farmland. Most of the area...

Look at the post that's literally above yours. There is going to be a poster map in at least one of the books.

I changed my vote to "meh". I think I will still buy them, and I love the alt covers for them, but I'm not really feeling excited about the contents. I'm currently only a DM, so the player-facing content doesn't excite me, and I'm only running one campaign at the moment, and it is set in...

OK cool. It's not mentioned on the product pages. I presume they talked about it at GenCon or something?

Yeah, I mean, it's weird that Lidda appears to be wearing g-string underwear, and it's also clear she's exposing most of her right butt cheek to anyone who might be behind her ... but it doesn't feel like it's meant to be as erotic / titillating as many older pieces of D&D artwork are. This...

According to the digital bundle preorder page on DDB, you will receive: "The Atlas of Faerûn: a digital map of the entire Faerûn continent for the D&D Beyond compendium and Maps VTT" And this is what it says on the standalone Adventures in Faerûn preorder page: "Also receive the Atlas of...

Hardly. There are loads of 1e and 2e era ladies with significantly less clothing on (and in significantly more provocative poses) than that.