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If you buy it on D&D Beyond there is a DDB importer module and Patreon subscription that imports adventures from your DDB purchases to Foundry. It takes them a bit of time to get the import working well so you may want to wait a couple months after its release and then sign up for the Patreon...

Thanks for this, but I disagree with your example. I can tell a difference in pronunciation and mouth position saying "goo-ee" versus "goo-we". Using the W sound my lips constrict, even if briefly. Edited to add: Also, my point was it was very rare in the English language for the letter W in a...

TIL. They are very rare words here in the US, but that will teach us not to steal words from the Welsh. :ROFLMAO:

An interesting concept, but as I said, it's a big leap when the entirety of our experience of the universe thus far has shown external objects and beings to be detectable. Your extraordinary claim requires extraordinary evidence. If it were true, the scientific method would have a hard time...

That is a big leap. So far, there is nothing else external to us that works like that (observable to some but not others). Edited to add: Yes, some people have different ranges of hearing or vision, but anything a person could detect, there is a way to measure and/or detect it with a device.

The animation was stellar, as usual for recent Marvel animation. The stories were too short and superficial to really delve into anything, IMO.

I think you may be conflating intelligence with knowledge. They are different things. If you took one of our pre-agriculture ancestors and me and dropped us both into the wilderness, the ancestor would have more relevant knowledge to help them to survive. Physically our brains would be the...

Why do you separate out W here? I consider W to be a full consonant.

Streamlining spelling? Now that is crazy talk!! :ROFLMAO:

The W is needed for its unique sound. If you really want to streamline the English alphabet, get rid of Q (K can handle its sound) and C (its sounds get divvied up between S and K). ;)

When you say "for entertainment" basis, does she tell her customers and listeners "Hey folks, this is all in good fun and not real. I have no supernatural power and I am just making this stuff up. Thanks for listening."? If not, she is contributing to the idea that this stuff is real. While she...

Timestamps of the posts and edits could clarify things. It is possible the edit was innocently done after the quote was taken but before the reply was posted.

Those were just random screen grabs, not an NFT. Any group of random images from a live feed could serve the same purpose. Remember, the NFT is not the image itself. And yes, good riddance to NFTs.

Magenta = Schadenfreude ;)

I voted No. As for the "there are so many things we don't know, so ghosts might be real" argument, I believe there is a lot we do not know about how our brains and perception operate and can mislead us. We know this happens already, so we don't need to invent spirits, aliens, or ESP to explain...

John Malkovich's Red Ghost got cut out of live action, but his Super-Apes survived the editing room. Interesting trivia: The Red Ghost and his Super-Apes first appeared in Fantastic Four 13, which also had the first appearance of... The Watcher! The Watcher would later go on to aid the FF...

I think it was a Kree Sentry.

Homelander has blood, so she might be able to hold or move him telekinetically.

I agree that Capaldi had mostly lackluster scripts, but "Heaven Sent" is one of my faves.