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Building models (mostly WWII armor dioramas). Painting and other art. Hiking/walking.

See that now. They didn't update the date, so just figured they were the same. Thanks.

My son started playing this morning, and it looks like a HUGE upgrade. Haven't played it myself yet (will tonight), but I was expecting just a HD upgrade, not a total overhaul, including upgrading the UI.

It looks like they only updated the rules on DDB. Not seeing a PDF but will keep looking. EDIT: Link to new basic rules on DDB. Not a PDF that I can find: https://www.dndbeyond.com/sources/dnd/br-2024 EDIT 2: And these were updated back in September, so not new.

Looks like they will also replace the free basic rules at that time as well (which will not be covered under the Creative Commons license).

That was Bungie’s Myth. It was an amazing game. You controlled small units of soldiers, archers, dwarves, etc. in a desperate bid to hold off the forces of darkness. The online play was the real treat (this was in the ‘90’s). You could play as part of guild and have amazing head to head battles.

Some contributions. I’ll let you all guess what games they are… File

What a testament to its growth and popularity. Amazing.

OG Superman Guardians of the Galaxy The Dark Knight

You mean the funny looking dragon head? Yeah, that's it. NGL, those dice look pretty nice. Minus the "hat"...

They even have vegetarian sandwiches!

Yes. Basically fast food roast beef sandwiches and other cuts of cheap lunch meat. Not really known for their quality (although I’m sure there are lots of Arby fans out there).

Right. Especially for smaller companies, there’s only so long you can operate in the red. A firm might be able to recover a six month lag depending on their cash position. But month after month of declining revenue often leads to the difficult decision to shutter. Some companies may seek loans...

Did she happen to mention her undying passion for the Virginia Tech basketball and football programs?

Loved him in that role - so many great lines. RIP Huckleberry.

Just caught up through episode 4, plan to catch episode 5 tonight. I read all the books when they first came out (so you know how long that took...), so my memory of them is not great. I've also held off reading anything on the internet comparing the TV series to the books, as that's a...