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When I was living in Japan, I got to see the American Godzilla film dubbed into Japanese; it was a surreal experience.

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From now until January 19th, A-ron's Maps & Stuff has marked their entire catalogue 40% off! Go check them out before the prices go back up! Please note my use of affiliate links in this post.

A quick update with some screenshots of the charts from around the 27-minute mark of episode 76 of Riggs' Youtube series, Reading D&D Aloud.

For the rest of January, you can get Arbitrio Games' Black Bag RPG for just $5.00, more than half off its normal $12.00 price! Grab it before the sale ends! Please note my use of affiliate links in this post.

Still playing online tournaments of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate here and there; it's a fun way to eat up fifteen minutes or so. I want to finally get around to finishing The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, since I'll keep playing it in installments and then putting it down. At the very...

No, that's covered in the errata file for the 3.5 DMG (attached here), which states the following:

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Today I learned that—as a nickname/reference to New York City—"Gotham" was established by Washington Irving, borrowing the name of a (supposed) existing English village, and that the name means "Goat's Town" rather than being some sort of play on the word "gothic."

According to the official 3.5 update booklet (which was available both in print and on the WotC website; I'll attach a copy to this post), "The epic-level class progressions for the core classes are unchanged." Now, that's slightly awkward, since the Epic Level Handbook says "Unarmed Strike...

I was telling myself last month that I'd re-read The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings this year, since I haven't read them since the sixth grade. I'll need to remember to actually keep that resolution.

I probably should have posted this before, but we have a new thread for discussing what we're reading now that it's 2026: https://www.enworld.org/threads/what-are-you-reading-in-2026.716987/

Oh wow! :oops: I wish she'd been my high school science teacher!

For the next week, you can get Azukail Games' new system-agnostic supplement, 100 Pits to Find in a Dungeon, for just $1.12! Click on the link to apply the discount. For the same period of time, you can also get 100 Pits to Find in a Dungeon (PFRPG) for $1.12 as well. Like with the other...

I just finished reading Matt Dinniman's 2020 LitRPG novel Dungeon Crawler Carl, and I'm pleasantly surprised by how it lived up to the hype. On a personal note, I keep wanting to call this an isekai series, even though it's technically not. I consume a lot of media from East Asia, and so find...

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It's worth noting that this isn't D&D's first attempt at "romantasy" novels; that would be the HeartQuest series of books (though, to be fair, those were choose-your-own-adventure books, so it may not count). Which reminds me that I bought the first of those novels at Gen Con in 2024 and still...