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Although a little silly, that is an example of what is bad with binary systems that have no shades of grey. While people love to hate on the D&D alignment system, it at least allows for those shades of grey/in-between characters.

And that is where the fine line between choking until unconscious and choking to death/snapping the neck comes into play. There are plenty of action movies and such where the good guy will choke someone out, but not keep holding it until the person is dead.

There have been in-game crossovers, but it is not Ivalice. As the Wiki says: "Final Fantasy XIV is set on Hydaelyn, a fictional world of diverse environments across multiple continents, focused on the region of Eorzea."

Yes, they should be able to be used when necessary. It is the being malicious when using them or enjoying using them, that must be avoided.

FF XIV is cool and all, though I have never had the time to play it, but what I want after these rules are officially out is a sourcebook for the world of Ivalice, from FFT and FF XII and Vagrant Story.

From what I briefly read, he is labeled as Grey because he is willing to go against Jedi orders when he thinks he knows better. From other brief readings, there was a Grey Jedi Order founded in 132 BBY, but I am guessing that is only EU/Legends stuff now.

Really? Her hair is a big part of what makes her the "sexy bad girl" that the internet is going nuts over and in love with.

The concept of the Grey Jedi has been around since the KOTOR game in 2003 and has been my preferred version of Jedi since then. No, the game is not current canon, and I am not sure if the term has ever been used in a Disney canon source, though Qui-Gon Jinn has been labeled a Grey Jedi.

@Morrus with this announcement, looks like you will not need to do a "most anticipated RPG of 2024" later this year. ;)

New term, coined by Filoni most likely, to refer to all Jedi trained after Order 66.

I don't know about that, as they are suspiciously human-sized. Bringing their own zombie army with them, maybe? And speaking of that, my first thought at seeing the troopers and the look of their armor is that they are all actually already dead and are Nightsister zombies, like Marrok was.

This show just keeps getting better and better!

My groups tend to take short rests even when no one is playing a short-rest class.

I voted Other, as 3 short rests per day is a fair amount to me. 2 per day feels a bit stingy and limited only by the number of hours in a day is way too much. I think of it as like a hard day of work in the real world, where you get a couple of short breaks and a lunch/dinner break during your...

A superfan of Lev Grossman's The Magicians books and TV show has published free material to play in that setting using D&D rules. I have no experience with the game, though. http://themagiciansdnd.com/

Hux's dad was one of those officers waiting for Thrawn to come back, though. I expect Thrawn to come back, either at the end of this show, or maybe in season 4 of Mandalorian or if there is a season 2 for Ahsoka, and then the theatrical movie that wraps up all the plotlines from the D+ shows...

Sort of like the real world, post WWII, when so many Nazis were taken in by various countries because their knowledge was deemed more important than their evil.

Young Gamora played young Ahsoka. Ariana Greenblatt I have watched very little of Clone Wars, but read up on some of what happened during the show. Something about the animation style just turned me off from it or maybe I had not interest in watching prequel-set stuff, since I did not like...

Now that some of it has sunk it, it was painful to watch the young Ahsoka being part of the Siege of Mandalore and cutting them all down. I don't know how much of this was shown previously in Clone Wars, but if this were general knowledge, I don't see how Sabine could ever be her friend or how...

That was so awesome that I don't have words yet to express it. Andor can keep the slow burn, political drama, this is the real Star Wars.