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Jack Black is certainly bucking that trend! And Sean Bean certainly doesn't look like an Olympian as the Sheriff of Nottingham. He looks positively elderly!

I can't recall if there's any art of it, but Dragon of Icespire Peak (from the Essentials Kit) includes a ranger's log cabin hunting lodge in the woods, complete with a detailed map of the lodge and surrounds. That might be worth checking out!

Which books do you have? The original 3.5e Eberron Campaign Setting doesn't use the word "noir" much, preferring "dark" instead. There's a sidebar with a list of inspirational movies, including The Maltese Falcon, The Mummy, Raiders of the Lost Ark, etc. The 5e book has a section in the first...

Thanks! I didn’t think to look there, and none of my internet searches pointed me in that direction! EDIT: Ta-da!

This! My players wanted a “light-hearted” campaign, so I’ve mostly chucked noir out the window and have focused on the pulp adventure instead with plenty of whimsy thrown in (a number of adventures have involved Thelanis). We’re having a great time!

I note no one has mentioned The New Adventures of Robin Hood series from the late 90s. I only vaguely remember it myself.

In the penultimate episode of the first season, just like in GoT.

Yeah, the COVID lockdowns really messed up my sense of time. The 90s feel like both yesterday and an entire lifetime ago. Even 2020 now feels like a long time ago. It's all kind of a blur. And time is definitely speeding up for me in general. I no longer find myself looking at the clock, wishing...

"Pedro Pascal as Din Djarin and Grogu as himself" LOL Some editing decisions baffle me. For instance, in Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, they justifiably cut Chris Pratt's "Everyone loves a dummy!" punchline that was in the trailer, but they left in the "Is he a ventriloquist?" setup. Like ...

Looks pretty good. I like the Saxon vs Norman element. I do think Robin and his Merry Men all look a bit too clean for outlaws living in a forest, though. (IMO the only thing bad about Prince of Thieves is Kevin Costner's American accent.)

That does look good!

Yeah, the episode was really good from that perspective. I was just wondering if there were any long-term consequences for Bashir and O’Brien.

“Hippocratic Oath” is an interesting episode. It begins with O’Brien almost admitting that he’s attracted to Bashir, and it ends with O’Brien telling Bashir that he can write him up for disobeying his orders. Is this the end of their friendship, or do they make amends? (I hope the show doesn’t...

I see that Kira not only gets a new hairdo but also a new uniform as well! Both hairdo and uniform are so much better than the old ones. Why don’t the other Bajorans (and Odo) get new uniforms too?

People have been asking for it for ages! It seems like a no brainer really.

Believe me, I would love for more Eberron adventure content (and not just low-level tasters either)! Some thoughts about Oracle of War:

No idea, but it seems as likely an explanation as any! I'm also not the first to float the idea in this thread ...

Exactly! After watching the trailer for Jack Black and Paul Rudd's new Anaconda movie, I don't think I even need to see the actual film. The trailer is basically a complete story in itself.

Remember that Spock was the basis for the serum, so it may have incorporated his own views on Vulcans. He does remark that it feels like he's back in school or something. It could be that they're behaving like bad caricatures because of Spock's own biases.