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When it comes to movie batmans, Michael Keaton is best batman.

Oh right, that guy. I know the voice but I pretty much never bother to learn the names of voice actors, or if I did, it was so long ago. I still think of BTAS as the best batman series that's ever been.

I don't know who Kevin Conroy is (did he make Batman?) but I think I'd enjoy watching this. Not all Batman shows need to be grimdark and as @BookTenTiger said, this is a kids show, it doesn't have to appeal to adults.

He picked locks by shearing through them with a swing of his sword.

If I run pre-3e editions, thief skills will be replaced with proficiencies which means that anyone can pick them up, but the thief gets them for free. So I won't get rid of the thief, but they no longer have sole access to their various skills. 3e onward, since anyone can pick up other skills...

I think DnD was my send RPG, the first being the advanced fighting fantasy book, played a few good games of that with friends in high school before moving to the dnd rules cyclopedia.

I've finally had all of the dolmenwood books delivered, I'm trying to decide if I want to run a long campaign there or just do a run through of the 4 adventures that came with it. The setting is so detailed, it's a little overwhelming to read through everything.

I really hope this comes to fruition, these are some of my favourite movies, Brendan and Rachel back in it. Makes me wonder if they'll make a joke about her feeling her old self.

I saw an interview with Dave Grohl once who was complaining about modern music. All I could think of was "Congratulations, Dave, you're old".

I saw something that looked similar in path of exile pc game and thought "Never again!"

Out of interest, what are your favourite multiclassing rules? Of the top of my head I can think of: Old school: pick 2 or 3 classes and you level up at the same time; if human, switch to a new class and never level up the old. 3e/5e: pick a class each time you level. Pathfinder 2e: you can a...

I'd probably go with OSE, 2e ADnD, or 3e. But really I feel like any of them would work well.

Maybe not, but is that second dragonborn city mentioned as being present anywhere? If not, then for newer players or players who aren't as into the lore as others, it might as well be gone. Like, I can see people stumbling across Myth Nantir and looking for more information because they think it...

I wouldn't mind playing through the original dragonlance campaign, ideally using 2e rules (with corrections for the knights of Solamnia if needed). Either with the pregens or with freshly made PCs. Just thinking that it might have been updated for 3e, I'd be fine with playing it with that...

Yeah, I like to have a history and then maybe some basic changes, but otherwise I let the players action change things rather than setting updates.

I hadn't thought about radiant damage, seems a good one to remove for shadow weave casters. Just now looking at the shadow adept. Thing worth including: Darkvision (I'd make it similar to the invocation that lets you see perfectly in darkness) Shadow Defence, probably just advantage rather...

I've long reached the point where I don't worry too much about the current lore, I don't even use the spell plague other than a couple of its effects (I like the 4e airspur) I stop at 3e lore. Trying to incorporate all of the lore changes is just too much of a headache.

Bugger me! I can't be the only one who's read the Burger me! thread title like this.

I'm not sure I'd worry about the skill since it's a little harder to get skills on the fly without having to spend another feat to pick them up, though admittedly, most that are probably interested in the class will have arcana (I'm thinking wizards and sorcerers) at most I'd say a feat and...