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Watch out, you might get what you're after Cool, babies! Strange but not a stranger I'm an ordinary guy Burning down the house

Holy Thread Necromancy, Batman!!

Computer/Console: Final Fantasy series (6 being my favorite) Ultima series (7 and 7.5 being my personal favorites) Planescape: Torment Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines Tabletop: D&D 5e Vampire the Masquerade Mage the Ascension (I have a tendency to mix in the Cthulhlu Mythos in my games...so...

I can say that my group went through Sunless Citadel and Forge of Fury as the first part of Storm King's Thunder (I was underwhelmed at the opening chapter in the book) and had a fantastic time. Got them up to 5th level quite nicely.

Ledger was incredible...surprisingly so. He went to a dark place playing that character, and I honestly think it contributed to his death. Not so much with the DC failure on its last few movies. Wonder Woman and Aquaman were both surprisingly good. And while I haven't seen Shazam! I do hear...

I have to say that while this is not entirely unexpected, it is slightly disappointing for me. I was really hoping for something like Planescape, SpellJammer or even (I know...really remote) Dragonlance. Ah well. Maybe next year.

The show ended pretty much how I expected it to (I called Bran winning the throne 2 seasons ago). I do have some complaints about the continuity. Last episode, especially...what was the point of Arya finding the white horse? Did she become death? Was she dead and the horse was taking her home...

The Cavalier, especially...wow!! Talk about spot-on!!

This! This is my exact problem with it!

No, I don't. I don't like it. What role does it fill? What does it add to the core group of classes that isn't already covered by those classes? My personal opinion, mind you...but it doesn't seem to fit well.

I also had an issue with how Cersei "died." I think it would have been much more satisfying to have one more scene with Jaime and Cersei buried beneath the rubble together, and Jaime reaching over to choke Cersei to death so that she wouldn't have to suffer. It would have fulfilled the Valonquar...

It was entertaining, yes. I have some serious criticisms about it, however. Mainly in the fact that the sudden transformation into madness for Danaerys wasn't believable for me. Yes, I know that she has been showing signs of this over the past few episodes, and my criticism is also tempered by...

Is this kinda like losing that loving feeling?

It was her revenge for everyone freaking out about the damned Starbucks cup that was left on-screen last episode...

Scott Wilson, Hershal from The Walking Dead, has been found dead at age 76 https://www.cnn.com/2018/10/07/tv-shows/scott-wilson-actor-obit/index.html

Or, do like me, and change things up to keep the players off balance. I don't often like to really challenge my players, but when I do, they tend to enjoy it as much as regular heroic game play. It's the moments of high tension that adds spice to the game, IMHO.

My point is that it's OK for the DM to use a monster or group of monsters intelligently. Play to their strengths. Fighting a lair full of goblins? Lots of traps, little ambushes, etc. If the party withdraws for some reason (like to rest), reposition enemies...have them fortify areas that they...

I don't know...you can effectively scare them with the right monster(s) and good tactics. Primary example: Last night, I was running my group (all 8th level) through Storm King's Thunder. They are currently dealing with the Fire Giants, and they had already entered the Fire Giants' lair once...

Legendary actor Burt Reynolds has died: https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/burt-reynolds-star-deliverance-smokey-185417744.html