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It’s playing at the IMAX, which is tempting for a second viewing, except they’re only doing night screenings and I’m more a matinee guy. There was some odd laughter during my showing, Eggers does have a weird sense of humour (see: The Lighthouse), and I did laugh when Dafoe said he’d seen...

I could only see a previous thread for the movie trailer. Thought I'd start a new one for people that have seen the film and wish to talk about it. Personally, I loved the film. Probably my favourite film by Robert Eggers. Maybe my favourite vampire film, I'm still thinking about that one...

I love me some pinball. I haven't played much since the Covid lockdowns, but before that I was pretty regular. Will be keeping an eye out for this one. Wish there was some pics of the playfield and cabinet.

Since we play on Discord and don't use on online dice roller, everyone in my group rolls in secret. Both DM and players. We're friends and trust each other. In person I use a screen to hide my notes, so it's easier to roll behind that. I also don't like that rolling things in front pf players...

I got a D&D backpack …

This is the way.

And then there are times like now, where it feels like I’m still being made fun of for liking things like the DnD movie. Only now it’s from people within the community, which makes me think that maybe the nerds lost.

I’m not really a fan of edition warring, regardless of how thinly veiled it might be.

We finally got a decent DnD film, so yeah, the nerds won.

Charming is right. Personally, I have no idea what’s going on with the central mystery(s), but really enjoying the ride. Always interested to read other peoples theories. Any speculation on who the previous captain might have been? I’ve always been a huge fan of Jude Law, he’s one of those...

Lots of full page art, unfortunately the rules felt a bit rushed so I can’t recommend it. Worth a flick through if you see it in store, though.

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.