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They could have been senior students with Henry a freshman. Apparently that high school memory Max found is detailed more in the prequel play. In that, Dr Brenner confronts Henry on stage. Apparently, the play explains the cave Max is hiding in as well, and it makes it seem like the mind flayer...

OK. Her birth year is 1980, which would make her 7, but I guess they’ve changed that.

OK I think it’s awesome that they cast a Kiwi actress to play Holly this season. However, Nell Fisher is 14. She’s too tall and too mature to pull off a 7-year-old convincingly. Holly comes across as being more like 11 (the same age Will was when he was taken).

I dunno. One must also consider the symbolism of that scene. Barb represents Nancy's innocence, and Barb dying in the pool is a symbol of Nancy's loss of innocence. I'm sure you could retcon it and say Vecna tried with Barb first, but the way it's shown on screen doesn't really fit with that...

The Satanic Panic stuff was really more in Season 4 with Jason. He even goes on a rant about how he’s read that D&D can make you lose touch with reality, etc. He claims Eddie’s lost himself in the game and is killing people as a result. The stuff with Dustin and Andy is more just typical jock...

This interview with the Duffer bros confirms that opening sequence with young Will in the Upside Down was a CGI face swap. Apparently Weta Workshop here in NZ did it! https://variety.com/2025/tv/news/stranger-things-5-explained-will-powers-return-of-eight-vecna-plan-1236592989/

Man, I totally misread the release date. Thought it was now. Not a year from now. Ah well. I've now read the book at least!

I thought young Will Byers looked completely CGI. I guess they had to have an actual person and just CGIed his face to look more like young Noah Schnapp's. As an aside, I was born in late March 1981. Holly's fictional birthday is early October 1980, so she's about 6 months older than me. It's...

I've got Exploring Eberron, but I've never looked closely at the subclasses because I'd read they weren't well balanced. I guess I'll have to take another look.

The 5e book with the most errors (typos, etc) that I've seen is actually Eberron: Rising from the Last War. That one is riddled with them.

Reminds me of how the 3.5e Expanded Psionics Handbook had the Déjà vu power written out in full twice (on purpose).

And let’s not forget dawizard!

I did. Turkey, and corn muffins, and yummy veges. (I live in the future, so I’ve already celebrated.)

Yes. Exactly! I’m cool with the familiar-like homunculus, either as an infusion or a spell. It’s optional. You don’t have to have one. A pet-less Battle Smith would fall into the same category as a spell-less ranger. It requires new mechanics to replace the pet.

Don’t get me wrong! I love pets in real life. I have two cats I adore. I just don’t like pets in D&D, and I don’t like it when they’re baked into the class mechanics. Something like the beast master ranger makes sense - it’s in the very name! (And I get why such classes exist - because some...

I like the idea of the Battle Smith, but I don’t like pets. I wish you could have the pet be optional.

Happy Thanksgiving!

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I just want to state, for the record, that I don't believe there is anything controversial about my avatar. Pukunui is a chubby Māori boy whose name means "big belly". He is the protagonist in a series of classic New Zealand children's books, in which he goes on various adventures in...

Th elemental galleon has a speed of 10 mph. I must have been tired and misread the chart.