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I missed that part too. Although, Tales From The Loop is pretty recent. The Dark Souls book for 5E had some great art if you like darker imagery, to the point that it felt more like a coffee table book.

Tales From The Loop.

I’m not gunna say Patti Lupone was snubbed, but it would have been nice too.

Worth mentioning Kathryn Hahn was nominated for a Golden Globe for the performance.

Yeah, that’s very true. Any kind of harassment is a different story. Edit: apologies to anybody that felt like I was minimising or trivialising harassment that they’ve experienced.

We were doing a flashback before facing the campaign big bad, that told the story of how it came to be. We played as miners that unearthed an ancient evil.

almost 50 years ago, and it’s still ‘too soon’ 😉

I feel like in the 80s I was picked on more for listening to heavy metal than playing DnD. The best way to ‘win’ in my opinion is to not care what other people think.

Slight tangent, but I once played a couple of sessions where we knew our characters* were going to die. It was a lot of fun. *they were basic pre-gens

I was about to post this. Most excited for the Agatha episode too. Also, What if… what if? lol. What?

Yes, it is still roleplaying.

I’ve recommended it to a couple of people who absolutely hated it, so I’m a bit careful suggesting it these days.

That doesn’t change that fact that plenty of people enjoy the roleplaying aspect of the worlds greatest roleplaying game.

I understand why people enjoy the possibility of character death I their TTRPG’s I was responding to someone that said they didn’t understand how other people could enjoy the game without it.

I meant to reply to this, but forgot. ‘The Daniel's’ are a duo that debuted with the film Swiss Army Man, (check the trailer if you’ve never heard of it, it’s kinda bonkers) before winning a stack of awards with Everything, Everywhere, All At Once.

For some people, the fun of a roleplaying game is in roleplaying a character. Anything else is secondary. It’s not about winning, the level of difficulty or other aspects of competitiveness. Creating a character, telling that characters story and exploring a world with friends is where the fun...

Although it’s not for me, I’m glad there is a thriving OSR scene. It means people that prefer that style can enjoy the game without the need to gate keep and tear down modern play styles (in theory).

They showed the directors of each episode at the end. The Daniels directed next week’s episode? That’s going to be interesting!

I don't agree with the idea that art is more restrained nowdays. Just to pick TV as an example... Always Sunny South Park Family Guy are all still running.