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PARANOID RADIOACTIVE CHEF OWL. Actually, two-and-a-half of those are spot on.

FWIW, I pre-ordered through Miniature Market in January, and it showed up today. (Not to threadjack; late pre-orders bother the heck out of me so I empathize.)

Oh, man: The Borovia Arc would make a great adventure seed: you've got what starts as a standard rescue mission-in-hostile-territory, it goes pear-shaped when the hostage is already released, there's colorful NPC's (White Clown, Magda, Cobra Commander), a circus (!), the party gets split: one...

More like a Marvel GI Joe Comics reference: Borovia. :) (Ish #61-66: Really good storyline, though.) ETA: But that's not to say Larry Hama wasn't aware of the Hickmans or their work.

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Oh! Same! My first "campaign" (as opposed to Scout Camp-O-Ree one-shots), buying and painting our own mini was the price of admission. This would have been sometime between 90 and 92, I'm sure.

I just want to add my voice to the thanks for this--as a long-time DL fan (back to alt.fan.dragonlance)-- I appreciate the time and effort put into this document.

Extreme Dinosaurs? (I know, you said "better" animation.)

Completely agree! I'd consider seeking out a print if I were going to GenCon this year. It's exactly the type of story a Kender would tell about "Uncle Tas"...even if Soth was one of the few things to unsettle Kender in-universe.

Oooh. Are those Peryton in image 140650? As a Jorge Luis Borges fan, I'm always excited to see them featured more.

Dinosaucers?

(I'm a few days behind on this conversation, so if it's said elsewhere, I apologize,.) I was hoping for Dragon-Pact Warlock in Strixhaven, but by putting out Fizban's before that one, there's a chance we'd see the pact even earlier, and Stix can draw from that. I don't know what I'd want to see...

Spin it! Oh-eee-yeah, oh-eee-Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn?

Yup, same. And I only worked in a pizza joint for two days (long story). I was 15-16. I wasn't smart enough to ask why.

Oh, I don't disagree. They're also probably over-levelled for a MtG player coming to D&D for the first time: too many options. But that just brings us back to the question the other thread asked: who is the audience for these?

They did, but like so much else it's not very easy to find: Planeswalker Pregens (is linking like this okay?) Individual sheets can be found on the Adventuers in the Forgotten Realms product page down on the bottom left.

Avid 99PI listener. Also WBEZ Chicago's Curious City, answering listener questions about Chicago trivia and culture. Those two typically make up my "weekend lawnmowing listen." Technically, they're radio programs first, but I listen to Science Friday and Sound Opinions, "The world's only Rock &...

That sounds AMAZING; something I'll be looking up. (I'm in the States, so not something I'm familiar with, but I am curious!). Typically, breakfast burrito: scrambled or fried egg, sausage or bacon, some cheese, and veggies. When I make them in advance, I'll prep a dozen and freeze and...

Nothing like thinking you rolled up Snakeeyes

I'll echo that, and "The Chains that Bind," by the same author, isn't half bad. I also enjoyed "Blue-Green Ribbons," but it had moments where it seemed like exposition got cut in the editing process.