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I think that's one where I didn't really listen to the lyrics that closely until I got older.

Where would you place Baby It’s Cold Outside? I honestly can’t listen to that one anymore now that I’m aware of its implications.

It does not actually!

I don't think so. The Upside Down mirrors Hawkins at a specific point in time. It doesn't change as Hawkins changes. It was like a snapshot of a specific point in time and the two have now diverged. One thing that I find weird is how they call it the Upside Down, but it only seems to be...

It doesn't really. I don't know why I said that. Besides, they appear to have retconned Holly's age so she's now 9 or 10, so she'd have to have been born in the 70s. The Wheelers are no longer quite so close a fit to my family as they previously were.

Well, this isn't just today, it's been ongoing for a while. Basically, a few weeks ago, some workers were replacing the retaining wall and fence between two properties neighboring ours to the east. In the process, those workers broke the sewer line. Whenever the front house uses water, it leaks...

Oh, absolutely! I would never allow these sorts of shenanigans at my table. I just wanted to explain how the exploit works to the thread necromancer.

I didn't buy anything during the Cyber Monday sale, mainly because I bought Call of Duty: WW2 on sale a few weeks ago and still haven't even started it. (Still working on my latest SDV playthrough.) EDIT: Just fired up CoD: WW2. Made it through D-Day somehow. I didn't see a tutorial, so I kind...

Almost got hit! "Last Christmas" came on while I was waiting to see the physio, but it was Ariana Grande's cover, not the original. Whew!

I played through it and really enjoyed it. I have run a few of the adventures as standalones for my episodic campaign. There are definitely some quirks, but overall it is fantastic. Honestly, I’d be happy if WotC just gave it a good polish, added some art, and turned it into a single hardcover...

What you’re missing with this exploit is that you can make an attack, drop the weapon, then draw a different Light weapon as part of your second attack. That’s how one-handed dual wielding works.

I wouldn’t call it “exhaustive”. It’s way too short for that. The content is good but there could have been a whole lot more of it. They could have done more than three campaign frames. They could have given us some mini gazetteers on the other three continents, which Rising from the Last War...

Yeah, I've had that too. What's really interesting is that this guy is taking on the three of them alone. The only other artificer to go with him on the expedition was the shifter artillerist, and I guess she stayed behind on the airship. In case anyone is wondering where the story goes from...

Correct. Warforged Titans are not particularly intelligent and are intended to serve as mounts for other combatants. They're kind of like walking battering rams / siege towers.

You are not alone! I am also not in IT or a lawyer. I'm a graphic designer.

That character happens to be a changeling, as evidenced by the art accompanying the changeling species entry: And the three figures running toward him in the second picture are these guys (Emerald Claw agents with a new - or should I say old? - look):

Does it count if it’s now stuck in my head even if I haven’t heard it with my ears yet?

Yep! Most of the art tells a story.

There's art in the new book that addresses this:

Oh OK. I thought it was going to be something separate. Oh well.