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There is also something to be said about being a regular. I like going regularly to a place where the staff and I know each other and where I know that I'm going to like what I order. Familiarity is nice. But I also try to go to one new place each month and budget for this. I keep a checklist...

Inspired by another recent thread... "I don't like how they handled the Jesus's Prayer in Gethsemane in the final episode of season 5 of The Chosen --" "SPOILERS!" 🙄

There is a small, inner troll, I keep locked up deep inside that has been tempted to do this.

Yeah, it is very difficult to discuss this product without spoilers for earlier season. I suggest just putting a spoiler warning in the thread title and OP. I understand wanting to avoid spoilers. I know many people don't care, but I'm one of those who is a bit obsessive about avoiding them...

I was disappointed with the first Stranger Things D&D boxed set. I liked the concept of it, but it felt rushed and the adventure and overall production values were bad. This looks a lot better and I might pick it up for a family game day, if I hear good things about the adventure.

Not really worth a separate thread, but I'm curious, and figure I'll post my idle question to the fine people riding the Pineapple Express. What are your views and practices regarding editing your own posts, after you post them, on EN World? I will frequently correct typos if I discover them...

I don't have much interest in a weekend of lectures on how to be a better game master. But there is/was a company in Minnesota that will run games in Victorian homes that they rent out. They have a number of adventures they've created and run and have fancy terrain and miniature set up. They...

When my wife and I were pursuing our graduate degrees in Hawaii, we moved four times. Jack in the Box was our go-to moving day lunch--we'd even put the Jack-in-the-Box antenna ball on our car's antenna as some stupid ritual. I always got the sour dough patty melts. I don't think I've ever seen...

The first time I had Chik-fil-a it was in South Carolina conveniently located near a client site. It was the first chicken sandwich I really liked and I went back there the next few days for lunch while I was on site. When it finally came to Minnesota years later, I was happy to have the option...

Yeah, the service tends to be very good, much better than you'd expect from a fast food place. I generally don't like root beer, but I really like Culver's root beer. But I almost never get a burger there. I usually get the Beef Pot Roast Dinner or the walleye fillets, when they are in season.

I like a burger now and then, but I've never had a burger that impressed me. I quite liked the burger I had at In-and-Out the one time I went to one in California a few years ago. Shake Shack burgers do nothing for me. I don't like them. Same with all of the more expensive chains: Smash Burger...

Marie Antoinette: Let them eat cake! Ms. Worrgrendel: Let cake eat them!

I never had that taboo, but I remember not long ago when discussions about paid GMs in EN World would get very heated. It is interesting how quickly, in only the past few years, there has been a significant change in tone. People will still express dislike, but I see almost no aggressive attacks...

Funny how the alignment argument still has power to derail a thread. As someone with fairly strong pro-alignment (in D&D) leanings, I have to say I find it CE to derail threads by injecting the this cosmic battle into threads where that was never meant to the be the focus of discussion. I must...

DeGidio's, but I think I'm misremembering.

Exactly this. I'm speaking from the consumer side. For a one shot, which is most of the paid games I've ever done, whatever. I'll adapt to the table and can have fun with most styles of play. But for a campaign, I would want to know that the DM is willing to let me character die if the dice go...

Oops, I should read the entire thread before responding. :-)

Kinda like they are keeping the aesthetics of the other books. Seems kinda dated now, but I like it.

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