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I believe they are referring to the Beginner Boxes that Paizo has. Excellent choices for starting into RPGs, and with the exception of the Essentials Kit, the ONLY one I actually suggest to beginners these days. Most starter sets are worthless for beginning RPG players. They are okay at...

The Wood probably is the best one of the choices. Another option that could be good though, is what Paizo has done with cardboard standees.

Oh dear, I've seen all the John Wick movies, all the Fast and Furious movies, and unfortunately, all the Terminator Movies. (That have been released thus far).

No, I didn't. Wasn't quite sure what to do. It wasn't mandatory, it just sort of popped up when trying to pay with a CC. I didn't quite know how to react.

Microsoft Surface is sort of like a TV. I think a large part of it dealt with the TVs of the past where it used other technology than the ones we use today. LED's and OLEDs are probably easier to have their sides than the older types of TVs where it had a lot of weight and such on the back...

So, hear me out, as this relates directly to RPGs. I recently bought a few RPG books from a company that I'm pretty certain is operated mainly from the UK, and specifically in England. I believe I know who the owners (knowing who they are and knowing them personally are two different things, I...

In my area 3rd edition was NEVER in the big box stores or even retail stores for the most part. Even AD&D was in more retail stores than 3e was in my area of the world and where I visited. Retailers that had held the late AD&D 2e stuff (such as the now extinct Mediaplay or other locales)...

Interestingly enough, I'm not sure why everyone says Keep on the Shadowfell is a bad adventure. I ran it (admittedly, long ago when it came out) and we had a blast with the module. I've had quite a few 5e adventures that were a LOT worse than it (the original Rise of Tiamat and Hoard of the...

Only one I've even tried thus far was Abomination Vaults. We didn't get far. That is sort of cheating though, since they made a version converted for 5e and that's the version I was using. (they also have a semi-converted version for Kingmaker, but that's more just an additional book with...

IMO.... I think over the past year or two sales were finally beginning to fall a bit for 5e, and seeing that trend was one of the driving forces to reinvigorate the brand. In addition, there was the drive to focus on D&D beyond and online ventures, and they needed a vehicle that was not out...

As with all live-action remakes of movies from the 70s or later...the question is...why? What purpose do they do this for? The other animated one came out not so long ago, so why make a remake? I am so going to go see this. I suppose that may be why?

Well, Coke rules the roost of soft drinks, but I'll take a Mountain Dew over a Coke anyday of the week. I'll take a Gatorade over a Powerade any hour of the day. I'll take a Mug Rootbeer (or just about any Rootbeer, Barq's is a really bad tasting rootbeer) over Barq's just about anytime. And...

If it has character creation (even if it is with cards) than it's going to be pretty awesome. Cards is a smart way to go, in this case. I feel that their usage will make it easier for new comers to understand the ideas behind it and able to physically select the choice and place it on a mat or...

Replayable? That means character creation. No Character creation and I HIGHLY doubt that this thing is replayable "again and again" as it states. Character creation is a game changer. It has it, it'll be a great set. It doesn't...it's probably a one and done.

I'm going to say Dragon Heist was an A-Tier...possibly even an S-Tier. You can play it fully with low levels which is a MASSIVE bonus for anyone using the starter set and or the basic rules (though basic rules go up to 20). They need more adventures playable for those using Essentials or...

Hmm, if it's the one I'm thinking about, that came out decades ago! Where can one watch it these days?

Easy answer. Fork the road. Multiple shows/movies series going on or being worked on simultaneously.

The following does not describe all players of D&D during a time period, or even a majority of them. Most like a small minority of them...but.. Anti-Authority was one of the leading edges of some of the groups of people that chose to listen to Heavy Metal and play D&D in the 80s. I can see...

So those are the Beholders that call Ireland/Idaho Home...

The first two seasons of DS9 were actually quite boring at parts. In fact, up to half of Season 3 even. Season 4 and onwards are great! Season 1 of Voyager is many times more boring than anything in DS9. The premier was GREAT! and then it was like they blew everything they had, the writers...