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Players who want to run clerics (or paladins) might disagree with this. Regarding the illustration - I love all the different ways to visualize these things that we've had over the years and editions. I don't much care what planes there are or aren't, but these sure are fun to look at and think...

Already backing Nimble, because it looks like just what the doctor ordered. Limitless Non-Combat Encounters is a great title for some much-needed content!

Let me start by saying I'm not outraged or whatever. Things have been nudging me toward not investing in this edition/whatever, like the OGL fiasco and more recent circus acts, the prevalence of 5E options, my lack of interest in getting dragged into a digital gaming space for my face-to-face...

Yeah, this is how I see it, too - more like a 5.25 than even a 5.5, let alone a 6E.

Are you an undead pirate?

Similarly, when tablets made digital comic books into a popular thing, many people were worried it would mean the end of printed comics. Instead, the presence of digital comics increased awareness of comics in general, and some of the people made aware started going to comic book shops. When...

I hope you're right, that these things are brought up elsewhere. Hopefully that section will take advantage of having a separate bit of the book to devote to it. I'm not optimistic, but I'll be happy to be wrong in that.

That description is kind of misleading. Yeoh played Captain Georgiou, and also played a Mirror Universe Emperor Georgiou. The character she's playing in Section 31 is the latter. Regardless, I guess I'm in a minority here, but I love that trailer, and I'll definitely be watching.

To answer the OP: I won't be using the new background, no. As far as i can gather, they've dumped personality traits, ideals, bonds, and flaws. So, I have no interest in this aspect of the 2024 game.

Yeah, the science on the show is...not its strong suit. The writers didn't seem to know the different between the solar system, the galaxy, and the universe.

The screeching horror of Dragon's Domain is burned into the mental retina of all who saw it at the "right" age. I watched that one a couple years ago for the first time, and I can see why. The production values on the show were generally very high. Honestly, it's one of the things that makes...

The end of that episode gets me every time.

Have you watched Penny Dreadful or The Doom Patrol? He's about half the reason I watched them, and loved them. I just feel like he can do no wrong One of my favorites, in part because it really shows just how dangerous The Doctor is when they're alone.

Well, that's not displaying the way I wanted. Hmm...

I appreciate this heads-up about what area of the convention space to avoid. ;)

I do think it's worth reading, because it seems to be a detailed, deep dive. But, there are a lot of question marks for something that will clearly feed the "Disney Who FAILS!!1!" beast.

I'm surprised to see Fighter and Rogue ranked at the same complexity level, given all the Bonus Action options that Rogues get. However, with the new Weapon Properties and class tweaks, I guess the Fighter has gotten closer to the Rogue's complexity. But it's a great idea to put this table in...

The first link sources an article at SFFGazette, which in turns sources the Deadline article, which states "...our across-the-board analysis of Doctor Who’s ratings and critical reception paints a nuanced picture, one that is reflective of the difficulty of judging modern-day TV series’...

Watched that not too long ago and hoo boy, yeah, the singing narration was rough. What was worse fro me were thew terrible American Western accents. The singing I could ff thru, but not a story's-worth of bad accents. Also, Steven is one of my least favorite companions. My impression of him is...

Donna is my favorite. I love that she has no romantic interest in The Doctor whatsoever, and gives him lip all the time. Have you watched the three 60th anniversary specials with Tennant and Tate? Davies redeems himself a bit there.