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Batman Returns is absolutely a christmas movie, but I'd dispute if its "more" so than Die Hard!

its funny where I come from pork and cabbage boil up is a standard weekly meal (daily in some houses) whereas sauerkraut would be one of those weird pickles aunty keeps trying to make. personally I love it with a nice bratwurst and mustard

Pork certainly, sauerkraut is a regional preference

Stag Lords Fort - its fortified and has lots of room for expansion

Can I ask which old country?

Glazed ham Boil a pigs head to make brawn Fall asleep around 10 then wake up around 12.30 and say "did I miss it again?" Make my annual "I havent seen you since last year" joke

Knighthoods are awarded for Service to the Community. So not just actors but rather actors who have made some kind of contribution to that community - hence the need for high Charisma :)

Karameikos (Mystara)

I would get a full armor suit with closed visor (so no one sees my face) Then sign up as a Government Asset in return for protection of my family/loved ones. Then invoking Superman is a genius develop a whole slew of other identical suits with flight, strength enhancement and lazer eyes to...

heh I always thought Gary Oldman was an American - oops

NZ is different due to the amount of foreign content, since there are no domestic quotas and too small a market to support a broad industry. NZ Content is 20-25% rarely going over 30 unless you count the joint NZ-Canadian productions. This contrast with Australia with its 50% local content and...

yeah its mostly Nezha and Sun Wukong these days:) Thor and Loki via MCU and Percy Jackson ropes in the Olympians Robin Hood and King Arthur are evergreen

Disney did shorts featuring Paul Bunyan, John Henry and Pecos Bill in the 1950's. Alongside their adaptions of Robin Hood, King Arthur and "Mickey and the Beanstalk". After thinking about it I think a lot of my early exposure to these tales may have been via Disney. Its interesting to see what...

What about the tales of Brer Fox and Brer Rabbit stories of Uncle Remus? People tend to forget that they have an African origin via American slave culture. Ive also wondered how much American people hear about Loa and similar 'Voodoo' myth - which make an appearance in a few early zombie...

I like the idea of goblins diving into cover, Jack Sparrow making a lucky duck and spin or Batman stalking through the shadows all being harder to hit by a wild bullet than the big brute or armoured knight who stands there and absorbs the blast. Dex bullet evasion works for me

Earliest memories are Jason and the Argonauts, Clash of the Titans and the Colliers Junior Classics Legends of Long Ago. Mum was into Egyptology in the 70s so the names of Amun-Ra, Horus, Anubis were heard in our house and of course Fairytales are also Mythology - so from birth:)

Yeah - The only thing most of us not Americans know about Madden is that its a series of games where you mash buttons and yell "how do I throw the ball?" Nic Cage doing a comedy based on the game could be fun

Honestly I always thought that was just the base American trope - clueless WASP, seems something of the SNL standard.* * note I am not a fan of that kind of American comedy

I suppose it is possible - like rl humans knowing that a dog showing its teeth isn't smiling at you :D but I expect there to be lots of standard misreads which would already be accounted for in skill checkscwhen interacting with different species

I really like the direction you're going with this, it really does give firearms a distinctive feel in the game and if youre trying to emulate matchlock arquebuss/early flintlock blunderbuss as "one decisive shot per fight" shock and awe weapons then the reload on a short rest is great (its too...