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If you don't mind the style of TOS, watching Space Seed before watching Khan isn't a bad idea.

I don't know enough about how stuff in video games is generated, and I'd like to know how people working on the creative end of the video game biz feels about the use of AI there. That said, I don't want AI images or writing, and the rest I marked as acceptable. There's some blurring there...

Maybe these repeated failures will bring them to their senses, and they'll sell the rights to Disney. Wait. "Come to their senses"?!? What am I thinking?

#1: KAAAAAAAHN! #2: Where's Spock? #3: TUC Everlasting #4: The Motionless Picture #5: The One with the Whales #6: F for execution Spock and TUC are kind of tied. With TUC, I love the Nicholas Meyer of it all, but Spock is emotional and philosphical and personal in ways I really love. I had to...

That's good to hear - I don't see people talking about this much, just the rules, so I tend to think I'm in a minority.

This book is going to be one of those that I will have to look through a copy in person before buying. One of the people in my gaming group gets the WOTC books as soon as humanly possible, so I'll spend some time with his copy, at the table, and see if it's something I'm compelled to own. A lot...

I have decreasing interest in it, but my gaming group has been playing D&D 5E weekly for 7 years (with occasional breaks for other games), so I suspect we will segue into 2024 D&D - in whatever way D&D Beyond wants us to. We all use DDB, although I'm moving back to books and paper and pencil...

I fell in love with the Smallville rpg back when, and still love the way that version of Cortex is built: your motivation and relationships matter just as much in task resolution as your skills and powers. I backed the Cortex Prime Kickstarter because of that, and although I think the core...

My choices: Slapdash or poorly-written. This is an immediate nope for me. There was a recent project for some game about sentient apes, but in every instance where they should have said "apes" they used the word "monkeys". As intrigued as I was by the concepts, if they can't get that right...

Maybe - but maybe not!

Ben is reading what looks very much like the December 13, 1963 issue of LIFE Magazine.

One of the first things I look for in a new (to me) game is the character sheet. If I can't get a sense of what the game is about from that - the contents, the layout, the approach, the style, etc - then I will probably move on. I figure if the character sheet makes the game look like...

It's mostly been Kickstarters, and the most recent few, in order of most recent to less recent, are: A $5 set of 2 plastic, unpainted thri-kreen minis, for the fighter I'm playing in a ftf 5E game right now. Dungeon Illumination - 100 light sources for fantasy dungeoncrawl roleplaying games...

I thought Brandon Routh was very good as Clark Kent, and his performance as Superman was solid, but for me he never looked quite right as Superman. I have similar feelings about Tyler Hoechlin - his look as Supemran doesn't quite work for me, but his performance is very good.

Christopher Reeve, without a doubt. I love Henry Cavill in the role, and wish he had gotten his own sequel and/or a director who liked the character.

That's a lot of settings to be hopping around in, but the inclusion of Greyhawk has me excited. I don't have any real connection to Greyhawk, but the fact that they're using it suggests they'll use it more in the future. I'm curious to see what they do with it, to make it distinct.

Should I take the release date of the DMG being right before my birthday as a sign? If so, as a sign of what?

It occurs to me that I haven't used villain races for decades. I think the last time was when I was running a MERP game and there were Tolkien orcs to kill without remorse*. * I know that during or after writing LOTR, Tolkien struggled with whether orcs were inherently evil and therefore ripe...