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Oh that's awesome. I may need to do that.

Also planning The Forest and the Oracle: Faerun Drift as well as Forest & Oracle. But I'll wait for The Fate of the Forest

Return to the Dungeons of Castle Greyhawk.

I wouldn't use hit points for this, but I have used "hero points" in a campaign for something similar. Start with three; regen one when you gain a level. There were some limits on how they could be used so they weren't absolute plot armor, but could certainly be used to affect events significantly.

Whoa, triple necro ... I still stand by my comment from a decade ago. Fun module; big bang at the beginning.

Such a great game. Loved the character creation minigame, death and all.

CarWars? CarWars. Modern version: Gaslands.

Plus Bilbo notes the big giant bees that if they stung him he'd swell up to twice his size.

Very much depends on the quality and content of the series for me. I finally finished Feist's Multi-War (Riftwar, Serpentwar, etc) series recently. The latter part was meh, but Riftwar through Serpentwar are great. I liked Eddings' various series. Wheel of Time I only got through books 6-10 on...

I'm still waiting for the Hardware Wars sequel.

Greenland 2: Frozen Boogaloo?

The downfall of Lord of the Rings is the lack of explanation of Aragorn's trade policy.

Balrogs don't have wings. But they're objectively cooler with wings.

It's played on oldies channels or Turner Classic Movies.

Sean Bean is a spoiler that the Sheriff dies in the movie.

The story I'm referring to within Foundation is from the perspective of the "natives". Narrator changes multiple times through the initial Foundation book, since it spans many generations. IIRC most of the sequel books -- Foundation's Edge and beyond -- stick to a traditional novel format of...

That might actually be Asimov's original Foundation novel (which is really a connected set of shorter stories). The middle part of the book -- where the Foundation manifests as a group of traders in high technology but who don't assimilate with the locals -- sounds much like what you're...

Star Wars (and Trek, but I digress) are space westerns and samurai movies. Or the good stuff mostly is, anyway. If you think Jar Jar is weird, you should meet Jaxxon the green anthropomorphic rabbit.

Now go have second breakfast.

Where are my balloon animals? And bounce house? Noobs, all of you.