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Oh man, I lost this one recently, I need to pick it up again, probably a year or so of comics I need to catch up on.

That should go without saying, but probably a fair call to mention it. I've had a number of webcomics that just dropped off my read list at some point that I never picked up again. There was one by Scott Kurtz that I used to follow, a couple of others that I can recall the art style but have no...

I was recently following up on some of the real world gods in the FR and I think they misplaced Silvanus as Celtic but, as far as I can tell, he was actually a Roman god of nature. One you missed but probably because she's "dead" and not really talked about much any more was Tyche, who became...

Wow, I remember questionable content, been years since I stopped reading it. Not sure why, it might have just dropped off my RSS feeds. I read penny arcade and Atomic Robo I also read a webcomic called Oglaf, a large number of the comics are NSFW though, I'll let others google it. Another...

I'd have at least checked it out, but honestly, I think with increasing cost of living and just being tired of the edition churn, I'm not sure I'd have ultimately adopted it.

No worries, unbelievably, I found it here on ENworld after a lot of googling and changing of search terms.

This probably isn't it, but just in case:

Asmodeus being interviewed: "Inflation has affected everyone, we just can't get as many souls as we used to."

I think a large part of the problem was that they turned prestige classes into player facing components (helps pad out all of those books with player options) instead of having them as DM content that could be dropped into a game as something that could entice players to join.

I think it's great show, took a while for me to get into it but once I got going, I loved it.

Hobgoblins definitely slowed down a game in the past. Players with only +4 to +5 to hit and not a huge amount of AoE, hobgoblins with +3 to hit and an AC of 18 made me revise them to be without the shield to drop their AC to 16. Still had some long slow battles.

I actually thought the last Indiana Jones movie was a great addition to the franchise. I'd forgotten about back to the future, watched that so many times as a kid, maybe that's my fifth trilogy. I have to say, reading through these I'm getting ideas of movies to rewatch: national treasure...

We've also had plenty of people argue for one level of wizard allowing for you to add every wizard spell to your spellbook. If this article is AI, I wouldn't be surprised if it got some (incorrect) info from ENworld.

I'm not sure I can think of 5. 1. Original star wars movies, watched this so many times as a kid, love the star wars universe. 2. Pirates of the Caribbean. I love these movies, great Swashbuckling fun with monsters and magic. Davy Jones was amazingly well done. 3. Indiana Jones. If they...

That's not much different to how it works now.

Only played this once or twice in a boardgame cafe but it was pretty good from memory, one worth a purchase.

I haven't had a chance to listen yet, is this in reference to each subclass having alternate effects that can be chosen or subclasses that can be made for multiple classes? I remember the Strixhaven subclasses and how they were for more than a single class but didn't quite work. Then they...

+2 missiles per additional spell level would put magic missile in the right spot, right now I don't think I really cast it at a higher level because 1 additional missile won't really make much difference. I still like the spell though, can be handy when you know the enemy is close to dead and...

Unfortunately they will be tinker gnomes from Krynn. Each book will be over 800 pages long and even after reading them, no one will know how the game works.

Basically, once an rpg has released the core rules, enough setting books to cover their setting in detail with mechanics to go with it, and enough rules supplements to expand on the core rules, it's complete and ready for the next edition which has enough small changes to make people think they...