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Any reason these couldn't just be fighter-specific feats (perhaps with a feat tree) instead of a different system?

Art & Arcana is a great book. But why not, you know, a 50-year retrospective for the 50th anniversary?

D&D has so many classic villains, many from Greyhawk (and imprted into FR in many cases), that's it's odd the pool is this shallow. Admittedly, in recent years some classics have made an appearance: Demogorgon, Orcus, Acererak, Iggwilv, Tiamat, Strahd. But man, lurking out there ... Bargle...

So I decided to bite the bullet and order a starter set and some Commander decks. We'll see how that shapes up, but ti looks like that will get me a lot of different themed cards without any randomness.

Great, so now I'm picturing a fire-breathing millipede.

So what I'm learning is: Four Legs Good; Two Legs Bad.

Perfect for an RPG set in the Burger & Cola Wars.

Chonky dragon was a highlight.

More of a flip, or perhaps a hop. I do think a D&D movie with a stronger story, focusing less on selling D&D and trying to be a weaksauce Marvel spinoff, could still succeed. Pick a Drizzt novel or do a decent adaptation of Dragonlance. Don't make the main title D&D! Have it stand alone ...

Yet the gamers delved too greedily and too deep. You know what they awoke in the dungeons of Khazad-dum ... shadow, and flame.

I hear there might still be one in the abandoned Mines of Moria. I'm collecting friends for an expedition there to check it out.

How do envision Smaug from the Hobbit? Do you see him as a wyvern-like two legged dragon (forelegs integrated into wings), as envisioned in the Peter Jackson movies? Or do you see him as more of a four-legged D&D dragon (with the wings as separate appendages)? Or something else entirely? What...

I think I have a crush on Doric.

So we went to see this this afternoon (aside [/old man] When did movies get so expensive? $50 for a matinee with popcorn & drinks?[/old man]). Spouse's opinion: "Meh." Spoilsport. A bit too much fantasy and frivolity for her. In truth neither of us are really Marvel fans, but I do enjoy that...

So what type of humor is in the movie? My spouse has a pretty narrow taste for comedy. No "stupid" humor (her definition) -- that encompasses both the slapstick and deliberately obtuse, or over-the-top (think Will Ferrell, Jim Carey), cringe humor (Rebel Wilson), and sadly extends to dry...

Teenage rebellion. Rejects being bourgeoisie, wants to be one with the working class to tweak the parents.

Glamdring, the famous sword-brolly once carried by the king of Gondolin.

Query: Is it a D&D:HAT of d02?

I like that. I'd originally assumed an alternate timeline where the advanced steam/clockwork/magitech development meant that ICE technology never arose. But maybe the elves will fly their failing steam dirigibles into the west ...

Ooh ... for my other thread ... Steampunk Lord of the Rings The Fellowship of the Ring!