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10. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. - Saw this when I was in Amsterdam. Enjoyed it enough but didnt love it. I think that he was talking to a very specific audience with this one. 9. Reservoir Dogs. - I dont understand the love for this one. It's a solid crime thriller and that's it. 8...

When did you leave D&D? I left D&D during 4E. I was part of a playtest for 4E here in NYC. Didnt care for it but still picked up the finished product and ran a few games on my own and found that I REALLY did not like the direction or feel of the game. Eventually I traded in all of my 4e stuff...

I think (at least for me) WHEN I got into D&D impacted my willingness to read, modify and run prewritten adventures. When I started things like "splatbooks' and suppliments were few and far between if not non existent. I got into D&D a few years before the original UNEARTHED ARCANA came out. It...

My introduction to D&D wasnt through the rules, it was through discovering an abandoned copy of B2 THE KEEP ON THE BORDERLANDS. The scenario and the setup pulled me in. Because of that I've always liked and loved pre-written adventures and run them almost exclusively.

You can roll your eyes all you want. I said what I said, just like you said what you said. If you dont want to accept a different and pretty well established view point on this that's on you. But it's been established in well over 30-40 years of comics that mutants = any underrepresented and...

I dont find the subtle or not-so-subtle erasure of the racial parallels (Mutants = Black people), particularly surprising on these boards but I can assure you as someone who wasn't a fan of the original X-men animated show I find this show, particularly on point in addressing how specifically...

Pathfinder GM here and yes I buy and have run pre-written/official adventures and will continue to do so.

I think they haven't done another one because of the amount of work and time that went into the conversions. If. IIRC it took about 2 years for that project to be fulfilled and make it into backers' hands. Nope, LONGER. The pledges ended in 2019 and the project didn't start making it into...

I guess it depends what youre talking about? for music while I still have physical CD's and Vinyl I mostly consume music on my iphone. It's all music that I curated and not through any services like Apple Music or Spotify. I also have my Technics 1200MKII turntable connected to a pair of decent...

My most recent TTRPG purchases have been the MONSTER CORE from Pathfinder 2e Remaster and SEVEN DOOMS FOR SANDPOINT hardcover both from Paizo.

Critical Role, raised over 11 million dollars to do an animated demo to shop around to streaming services / studios. That money came from fans of theirs. People who watched their livestreams and listened to their podcasts. 11 million+ But there's not an audience for Dimension 20 at MSG...

I stared playing TTRPG’s when I was in elementary school and I played through junior High, High school and then college. Most of my best gaming experiences were during that time. I wasn’t in my career and hadn’t started a family yet so there was a time where my focus was mostly on my hobbies...

I guess I'm the opposite of a lot of people here, I don’t like and pretty much refuse to play rules light systems unless I know and REALLY trust the person running them. Too much GM fiat and making things up as we go along. I don’t mind SOME of that as no system is going to be able to cover...

These shows have never really been strictly "kids" shows even from the first CLONE WARS series. Hell, midway through the first season Ventress stabs someone from behind with a lightsaber through a chair with the point of her blade sticking out of the dude's chest from the front. And it's done...

The Hardest part of GM'ing which makes me not want to do it is finding the right people to play with. Putting together a group is by far, for me at least, the LEAST pleasant thing about being a GM. I used to hear a lot of people complaining about prep and dealing with problematic players. I...

I'm not even a Realms fan but that book is so well done and so densely packed with info that it's one of the only 3x era WOTC books I kept after I got rid of the bulk of my other 3x stuff.

Oh, I still call them Rules Lawyers but the GOOD kind. LOL. In all seriousness, I WELCOME Rules Lawyers at my table as long as they're not selfish about their knowledge. And you can usually tell who's who within the first few sessions of the game.

There are probably pages and pages of people talking about horrible or bad GMs. But not NEARLY enough talking about bad players so that' 's where my focus is going to be. Not going to discuss the obvious things like bad hygiene, or lack of respect for other people's time. Those are attributes...

The player ALWAYS has ownership of that PC. ALWAYS. If the campaign is over and I want to have that PC make an appearance as an NPC I notify that player and ask them if it's okay that I use their PC in that fashion. If for whatever reason the answer is no then I use an actual NPC. But once your...

I think that I still might have mine. It was an AMAZING game guide when it first came out and I couldn't ever part ways with it.