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So what type of humor is in the movie? My spouse has a pretty narrow taste for comedy. No "stupid" humor (her definition) -- that encompasses both the slapstick and deliberately obtuse, or over-the-top (think Will Ferrell, Jim Carey), cringe humor (Rebel Wilson), and sadly extends to dry...

Teenage rebellion. Rejects being bourgeoisie, wants to be one with the working class to tweak the parents.

Glamdring, the famous sword-brolly once carried by the king of Gondolin.

Query: Is it a D&D:HAT of d02?

I like that. I'd originally assumed an alternate timeline where the advanced steam/clockwork/magitech development meant that ICE technology never arose. But maybe the elves will fly their failing steam dirigibles into the west ...

Ooh ... for my other thread ... Steampunk Lord of the Rings The Fellowship of the Ring!

Then we can take it on a quest to cast it into the fire.

Warg riders: goblin steamcycle gang.

Legolas uses a magiitech repeating long rifle, and wears an "elf eyes" monacle that gives him far sight. Gimli is a mechanically enhanced dwarf with clockwork axes that lengthen, contract, and can combine to make a two-handed battleaxe. The hobbits all wear top hats, except for Sam, who has a...

And the Academy Award for Scenery Chewing goes to ... Jeremy Irons!

I thought the most expensive D&D movies were the Lord of the Rings trilogy? // Encouraged by the positive reviews so far. Anyone seen a positive review from someone not genre-biased (i.e. not someone immersed in the D&D / gaming / fantasy culture)? Want to see if it mght interest my spouse.

Needed them to travel farther and tunnel through the mountains, plus have a city backed by mountains to beseige. Verdun was just a bit too close. But rearrange some ideas and geography and many things could work. Russia as Mordor is another idea, with Poland as Rohan and somewhere else as...

Just an idea that's been rattling around in my head, maybe for a TOR campaign. Steampunk Middle Earth, but use a WWI-era Europe with some kingdom changes: Frodo & Co. accompanied by Magitech Engineer Gandalf cross a war-torn Europe during the period of the first Magitech War to cast the Lord...

Prompt: Warhamster.

His strips are like wizards; they arrive exactly when they mean to.

Great explanations, thanks guys.

click, whistle You’re speaking Dolphin, man — can you translate? I’ve never played the game. The rest I followed. Seems like the Starter would be good. $200 for four Commander decks is insane for four decks of cards.

Wow, I just watched a video on this, and I'm more confused ... but apparently so is everyone else! Man, FFG's LCG model was underappreciated.

Calling the Magic the Gathering knowledgable ... I'm not a Magic player. Never had the interest; the CCG format is a real turnoff. I don't likw not knowing what I'm buying. But ... they announced a Lord of the Rings set, and I'm a sucker for all things LotR. I'd like to pick up some LotR...

Man, whoever guess it was faux-Julia nailed it!