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Platter. Platter is a race, right?

I'm just really impressed they seem to have stoppered the leaks this time.

"This has "old man yells at cloud" energy written all over it" That is a lovely turn of phrase and I am adding it to my lexicon immediately!

It depends on how many hinges there are whether that would matter. One might be enough to start a domino effect. However to answer your question, yes. Do they only have one available?

If you shrink the hinges, the door will snap right off under it's own weight. Problem solved.

If you want to demonize something/someone in Western culture, you make an accusation of being racist, fascist, or having an inordinate fondness for playgrounds. Whether it is actually true is secondary to the fact that these are the un-counterable insults of our modern times. If you are accused...

The third D&D movie, "Book of Vile Darkness" was the best of the three despite being another direct-to-video release. ...admittedly, that is faint praise...

"Type 2 I believe Type 1 you are born with." Sufficient quantities of Mountain Dew will allow you to travel through time and punch yourself as a fetus in the pancreas. It's on the label!

This thread will not end well.

First D&D is Satanic. Then it's Antisocial. Now it's Racist. By the end of the decade I fully expect it to be accused of being both high in gluten and the main cause of tornadoes.

Much like men, Aasimar do not mature.

1) Don't avoid rolling dice just because the odds are against you. Failing rolls is part of the point. 2) Even good Gamerunners will get stuck sometimes trying to think of a good "hard bargain or difficult choice"; suggestions are always welcome! 3) Think like a movie or a tv show, not like a...

I agree completely with the original thesis. Specific restaurants/RPGs are where you go when you know you want a specific thing, and your friends want the same thing, or don't care. Wide variety restaurants/D&D are where you go when you don't have anything super specific in mind but, y'know...

I think people are right that "Warlord" has too many real world negative connotations. How about "Overseer". That's a nice neutral term.

Three things about having an ally NPC in the party: 1) They should never be better than the PC at anything that the PCs are focused on. 2) When used by the PCs as a source of information, they should not be the omniscient mouthpiece of the DM 3) If they get kidnapped, we'll rescue them once...

I'm deeply curious why they didn't do that in the first place.

"Puppet Master"

Or should I find a different game to scratch the itch of smashing nations against each other? I would - and do - play a board game called Quartermaster General instead of Axis and Allies. It's fun, it's interesting, it sets up in 5 minutes, and you can play the entirety of WW2 with 6 people in...

From one flavour of escapist fantasy to another!