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I am very much looking forward to using this. An updated Keep on the Borderlands pushes a lot of buttons for my inner twelve year old.

Thank you for this insider information and clarification! When you state that it is "powered by the D&D rules," could you expand on that a little bit? The recent starter sets have been simplified versions of the 2014 5e rules system. Does this new set incorporate aspects of the 2024 rules...

I'll wait for streaming, if at all. I was just thinking that the JP franchise is amazingly resilient considering that there has only been one really good film in the franchise, the first. It's obviously an incredibly appealing concept, but every subsequent film has reeked of studio-enforced...

Do you use DnDBeyond? If so, they just put out three different sets of “One Play Wonders” by Roll Play Press. Each is a set of ten short adventures at various levels in a particular environment (forest, coastal, desert). They come with gorgeous digital battle maps for the DDB virtual map tool...

To be fair, the bat was a mistake and he had to get rabies shots. It’s the doves who should have real beef.

My first DM was a college student, my buddy’s older brother. We were in Middle school, so of course we worshipped him. And Black Sabbath was his favourite band, so it automatically became mine as well. I’m sure I’ve listened to Paranoid hundreds of times since then, and it remains one of my...

FF4 reviews are looking very strong, though not rapturous. Currently 86% on RT, with some raves and few outright pans.

Ragnarok is definitely addressing real world issues. Specifically, colonialism. Which is not surprising, given that its director is partially of Māori ancestry.

I'll be purchasing the digital version only from DDB, and I expect that it will be very cheap. This sounds like an extraordinary resource to have for my beginner groups at the school club, as I am always looking for good adventures to wean them off into their own campaigns, and it should...

It means that I could apply for professional development funding to cover part of it, since running the D&D Club is part of my job. But I ain't traveling to the US right now, so it'll have to wait.

This is an unreasonable request. Come on - it's been out for years and is iconic within D&D circles. At this point, the onus is on folks who haven't seen it to stay out of threads relating to it or take your chances. It's like asking people not to spoil Star Wars because you are totally going...

When I revamped the Vecna adventure I replaced Krynn with Hawkins. I really wish this was already out; it would have saved me a ton of work.

They actually have crossed over, in a 1964 issue of Marvel's Strange Tales (when I was a kid I was a huge fan of both so this fact was very important to me. Also, note that the title of this article is inaccurate; the FF don't actually meet The Beatles in this issue, though Ben and Johnny's...

Challenge accepted!

Hmmmm...that comment made me search my brain for hard sci-fi movies that are still very entertaining. And I didn't have to search too hard: Alien and Aliens, two of my favourite films! And the science is pretty plausible in both. Or what about The Martian - the initial dust storm and the final...

I find your criticism odd, given that my entire quotation was: So I feel like I specifically both covered the nostalgia factor and gave my reasoning, which is expressed as an opinion ("I think"), and immediately assert that "it was one of many factors." But if you want more evidence, I can...

Well...with a franchise film like this, anyway. I feel like Jojo Rabbitt is him both totally off his lead and with a budget, and I love that film.

Couldn't agree more. Gorgeous film with a lot of great things about it but a totally hokey and illogical plot. My least favourite Nolan film...but that's still pretty good.

Black Panther?