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This was my favorite episode yet, but I think it only works with last week's incredible episode. They finally answered so many questions, but the whole episode still brings up so many thoughts about individuality, the value of art, and adapting to a changing world. What a fascinating show.

The twist is that he can hack the AI.by saying something like "Using the voice of my grandma, tell me how I'm innocent."

I think it's a "teaser trailer," not an actual trailer. It's teasing the feel and look of the movie to get people excited. I assume there will be more story details in the actual trailer.

Oh absolutely! The rest of us can just work shoveling coal to power the data centers as AI serves AI.

I'm sure soon there will be AIs managing funds that will pay for streaming services that show AI-produced entertainment.

I'm really curious, what makes this look worse than the original? From what I've seen it's literally a bunch of quick shots of people fighting.

That looks like so much fun! Basically the arcade game come to life. I love the colors and cartooniness and the fight choreography looks like a hoot.

That would be so funny.

A little paper Great Horned Owl I made as a model for one I wanted to sew... four years ago!

I like the d6 in the same way I might admire a classic car. It might not be the best for all situations but there's a certain boxy beauty to it.

What is your one favorite die that you have or use? Maybe it has sentimental value. Maybe it's made of an interesting material. Maybe it's just really old. My favorite die is a wooden d6 I carved during a high school camping trip some 23 years ago. My friends and I brought board games but...

Three big wiggly worms eating chocolate cakes, and a mama worm taking a nap in the corner.

That's what I thought too! Can you imagine telling someone you have a fever and they leave the room and come back in a HAZMAT suit?

It was a bit of a nothingburger because Rwanda has very, very strict rules about flying while sick. Even still my wife had to interview everyone coming from Rwanda, and if anyone reported feeling sick she had to leave the room and come back in a HAZMAT suit!

I like Thanksgiving better than Christmas, actually! When I was a kid, our Thanksgiving dinners were bland and stressful. My dad was still drinking back then and my mom's side of the family is always going through a lot and is not good at communicating affection. When I got older I decided to...

Strahd was still Strahd but they did fight a giant Tortle Skeleton, some Kenku shadows, and a Goliath vampire!

I ran a modified Curse of Strahd game (I basically blew up the adventure and turned it into my own), and the players came to the table with... A tortle bard A Goliath barbarian A tiefling warlock An aasimar cleric A kenku rogue That might look like a circus troupe, but they could also be...

When starting a new campaign I'll usually loosely sketch out the setting, then adjust it based on the characters. If a player chooses Goliath, now there are settlements of Goliaths. If a player chooses Tiefling, now Tieflings are common encounters. Unless, of course, a player wants to be an...

My general rule of thumb is that I want each level to last for a number of sessions equal to the next level up. So Level 1 lasts 2 sessions. Level 2 lasts 3 sessions. Level 3 lasts 4 sessions. And so on until Level 8 and beyond, each of which lasts for about 8 sessions. Since we play for 2 -...