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I guess that depends on the form milestones take. Should work fine if you base them on the completion a predetermined number of major or minor missions (especially those set by the party), rather than at specific points of a “story.” Similarly, gaining a feat after a set number of sessions...

I’d be very curious to know how it works out in 2e. Especially considering 2e doesn’t have feats. (Or maybe Skills & Powers had something like feats? I don’t remember.) Edit: I believe I misread you. You aren’t currently running 2e, I presume. I’d still be interested to know if E6 could be done...

They’ve also been known to digitally alter the background of a scene or even digitally remove a character. As I recall, they did that with Endgame.

My experience with high-level D&D is that the DM needs to put a whole lot of work into amping up monsters (especially bosses) if they want them to be challenging and last long enough to be interesting. A large part of that is the hp; high-CR monsters often have far too few and PCs have too...

Oh, I can’t think of any Marvel Studios trailers that do that (at least with plot – maybe a little with jokes). They wisely go heavy on misdirection, too. I think, in this case, they chose to reveal Alfred Molina because he had already publicly said (implied?) that he was going to be in the movie.

I think trailers that are cut to give away the entire movie’s major plot points and/or funniest jokes are generally the product of three of factors: 1. A lack of decent material in the movie to work with. 2. Laziness/lack of creativity on the part of the trailers’ editors. 3. Studio...

Fast food restaurants don’t have janitors. The same people who operate the registers, cook your food, and serve it to you also do all of the cleaning. Much of it after the store is closed. Peter is certainly just crew.

Thoughts on Untitled Dogs in the Vinyard Scenario: Looks very interesting! First, about the system itself. I’ve never had a chance to come across it, but I think I can see some seeds of design philosophy that would end up later on in Apocalypse World (and, hence, it’s many offspring). Looks...

Thoughts on The bridge: These are interesting characters, but I’m not sure I’m seeing the shape of how this is supposed to play out. Presumably, the PCs are meant to conflict, since the the elf holds humans responsible for a past betrayal and since the human will likely want to move the stones...

They all blur together in my old brain at some point. To be clear: @Wicht and @el-remmen Your match will begin around TUESDAY 9:00 PM EDT. Not Wednesday! About 33 hours from this post.

@Wicht and @el-remmen Your Round 2 match will begin Tuesday 9:00 PM EDT.

Now that Round 1 is complete, would the advancing competitors please post a range of available times (with time zone, for convienience) and days? And preferences within those ranges, of course.

I think maybe you meant to tag @Radiating Gnome? I can only speak for myself here, as I wasn’t the judge for your match, but I think RG would agree with me when I say that the name might be a neat tag to include in an entry, but you still have to make it relevant as an ingredient. If you can...

I’ve got a bluetooth keyboard these days. I’ve done quite a few tournaments without. It’s especially tricky as a competitor. Trying to trim, edit, and format by finger-typing on a phone with mere minutes to go can be intense.

Ah. Signatures don’t show up on mobile, as far as I can tell. And my phone is my computer. …But it looks like they can be found through your profile page, so I’ll check them out!

On an unrelated note, @loverdrive, I notice your profile has the “publisher” tag. Is there anywhere I might be able to check out your work? Your creativity, skill, and writing style suggest I should.

Yeah, but even the rest is kind of wavy. Kent’s is straightened out and kinda looks like it’s meant to resemble a hairpiece.

Another thing about Kent’s hair vs. Superman’s (in addition to the reversed part): Kent’s is straight and Supes’ is wavy.