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I'm a bit late to the party on this one, but I'm excited by the possibility of some Ravenloft content coming out for 5E24. I've always loved horror in DnD.

I took the Elemental Adept feat for a Fire Genasi Arcana Cleric I played at the start of Covid. It gave the character mad amounts of flavour.

Neither of which feels relevant (in my opinion) to the overall story. I personally like that some things are left untold. It feels like we're experiencing things from Andor's point of view. It makes the world feel lived in that things are happening off screen. I think the rabble that Andor...

The arguing Rebels were there for a reason. They show us the state of the Rebellion 4 years before we see them in a New Hope. It also sets a tone of paranoia that is present throughout the whole series. It's no coincidence that we see Cassian contrasted with this group of idiots, it's to show...

Personally, I disagree that there's been anything boring or unnecessary. This season especially, I've been locked in since Cassian climbed into that experimental ship at the start of the first episode. I'm the same, I bet there's a spike in people watching Rogue One next week, directly after...

Out of interest, how are people watching the show? Are you watching all 3 episodes when they drop, or an episode per night, or something else? Maybe you're waiting for it all to be out so you can just binge the entire series?

Sublime stuff! I really loved the way the Force was represented in this arc. Also: they made droids feel terrifying. The show has already topped the high water mark set by season 1 and we still have 3 episodes left. This will be me waiting for next week:

You'll never win any Star Wars trivia comps with that attitude. ;)

I'm excited for this weeks arc as it's written by Dan Gilroy who wrote and directed the film Nightcrawler which is one of my favourite movies of the past couple of decades.

Movies and live music, but mostly art. I’ve been exhibiting my drawings for just over 20 years now. Just had my 40th solo exhibition in January this year.

Played another session of Wild Beyond the Witchlight, in which we’ve converted our characters over to the new rules. It was a shorter session as we started late. In the end we finished on a cliffhanger where we’re about to fight the first Hag. I’m a sucker for a good pre-boss fight cliffhanger...

As to the topic at hand, I’m pretty excited for most of the opening slate of releases. It’s interesting to see them using a similar formula to the 2014 product kick-off, but with a few tweaks. Dragon adventures: instead of a dragon themed adventure path/campaign it’s a dragon themed adventure...

Nope, that’s not what’s happening. Also, you don’t seem to know what ‘dog whistle’ means. Interesting.

It would bring me no joy to be right, but I just can't imagine it going any other way.

I was just in the middle of writing something similar... I think that the popularity of TTRPGs would slowly decline without the brand name to bring in new people to the hobby. Also, without WotC around for people to hate, the scene would turn on each other as the fans of each game would fight...

I liked the spy-thriller vibes of this week's arc. It may have been the slowest burn so far, but I thought the pay-off was worth it. Plenty of great writing on offer as usual.