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I mean, I can see where they are? And if there's no grid displayed then the bases just look nonsensical to me. But one's mileage may vary.

This looks pretty snazzy, but man, the last thing I want is (vaguely) realistic 3D environments with no grid and then...all the 3D characters and monsters on minis stands? Go one way or the other.

On the episode (and possibly elsewhere) Kelsey said she was working on a Cursed Scrolls Kickstarter, aiming for March 2025 IIRC. Cursed Scrolls is the Shadowdark 'zine.

Tried to read Let Me In, and although I love the writing it is just too dark for me. You get inside the heads of very messed up, abused, disturbed people. Eegh.

Excited to listen to this on my Sunday morning walk, as usual. I've never met Kelsey, but I love her work and she seems like an amazing person.

I've read very little Expanded Universe stuff, but I always imagined the Jedi as initially being like hedge knights. Very slowly over time they became an organization, which got increasing tied to other large organizations, and then we get to the Prequel era where they are very clearly not what...

Honestly I'd rather have another season of The Acolyte than Ahsoka - unless the next season of Ahsoka has lots more Hayden and Arianna Greenblatt, and/or they let Rosario Dawson be something other than stoic.

Thank you for articulating something that's been bothering me but hadn't gelled in my brain until now. I can see how the weapon properties system they're introducing has appeal - it gives a few easy-to-understand options that makes some weapons more interesting depending on what you're trying...

I consulted several best-of lists of Rebels episodes, and a list of the Ahsoka eps of Rebels, and wound up watching probably...a 3rd of Rebels? I did this and rewatched several later Clone Wars eps I hadn't seen. That was my Ahsoka prep! Rebels just didn't grab me.

I found Ahsoka pretty boring, except for the Anakin flashback stuff. But then, I had no investment in the Rebels characters or situations.

Yeah, if there's one thing that rubbed me the wrong way it was getting us to like a bunch of those characters and then killing them to show how badass the villain was. It was almost traumatic.

Strixhaven always interested me, for reasons I don't quite understand! :D

Thank you for seeing me!

Now I'm trying to think if there's any 5E books on my want list...

I mostly really enjoyed this series. I'm not super tied to canon or expanded universe stuff, so for me it's mostly about doing interesting stuff with Star Wars-y things, keeping my interest, surprising me - that kind of thing. I liked the cast, too. Did not see the switcheroo coming until it was...

I could definitely go back to the 2014 version, and you're right that it would need to be beefed up somehow if my group segues to 2024 D&D. I like Tale of the Valiant's "Martial Action" feature for fighters, and Level Up's non-combat class features might make up some of the difference, too.

This is a sound approach! You're gonna get some great deals, I imagine!

If this 2024 edition isn't the success they want, maybe it will motivate them to create an official 6th edition that embraces some actual conceptual changes. EDIT: I didn't mean that as snarky as it might read. I'm not knocking the 2024 books. It will just be interesting to see how the game...

I've been playing a 2024 playtest fighter (battle master) in my weekly game for months now, and updated it recently as best as I could from what I know about the final form of the 2024 fighter. I have to say, between the weapon properties, combat maneuver, and new uses for Second Wind? It is...

Really, just hiking anywhere does it for me, but hiking in a new place really does it! I recently spent some time on the east coast of Newfoundland, and hoo boy! It's basically endless rocky, jagged coasts dominated by cliffs, and in some of those cliffs are caves!