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James Holden is a classic example of a guy falling upwards through life.

Well, sure. And in about a month or so they will exceed the total net wealth of the entire world. They won't even need all 60 days of the funding campaign!

Don't grifts need to be ... I dunno ... profitable in some way? I can't imagine that these folks are making even tens of dollars from any of this. This entire era of human existence feels like some Andy Kaufmanesque performance art.

So they are going with some variation of Jim Butcher's idea for a reboot? "But I was going to change things where Tasslehoff hadn’t stolen Flint’s knife at the beginning, or Flint caught Tasslehoff trying to steal his knife because Tass didn’t make make his pickpocket roll. So a goblin was...

The Death House introductory adventure for Curse of Strahd already has strong Addams Family vibes.

Nobody. Undercounts. A. Dwarf.

Dwarf, Half Elf, and Human. But, I'd vote dwarf three times if I could.

My hot takes: 2021 Dune needed more ridiculous hats. There were not nearly enough outstandingly fabulous, audacious hats. Also, they should have used the best thing that Lynch added to the canon: Duke Leto's pug. He was the best boi. I would have loved to see Josh Brolin carry a dog into...

Now we need a Lorraine Williams "Dragon Lady" mini to fight them.

The Netflix Daredevil season one hallway scene. The fighting feels weighty, the bad guys don't necessarily stay down once hit, and everyone (including the viewer) is exhausted by the end of it.

"Photoreal" face on an action figure with ... uh ... no face. How about that photo real nipple, though?

In the 1980s I used a backgammon double cube for D&D when I was DMing. It was my "God Dice." If one of my smart-ass, edgy teenager friends got really unruly, the doubling-cube decided how many hit dice the lightning bolt that the gods tossed at them was.

Except ghosts don't case mage hand. Ghosts in DND partially manifest themselves onto the material plane where they can then physically interact with objects. This also allows them to be physically attacked. Not fully, mind you. That's why they have damage resistance to non-magical weapons...

I don't see where this is narratively a problem in my games. Non-corporeal beings in DND are usually able to interact with the physical world through some sort of manifestation. If a ghost can pick up an object and make it float through the air, or an elemental can open a door, then why...

[5E] Engineer class - gadgets and guns!

But how will it set itself apart from Underworld? =D

You need to do Tycho Brahe.

5E Modern.

I prefer a barnyard animal based economy. 1cp = 1 chicken 1sp = 1 rabbit 1ep = 1 goose 1gp - 1 goat 1pp - 1 ox

Circle of Stars Druid styled after Tycho Brahe.