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No one I know uses AI in their campaigns. I know my friends tend to be anti-AI, so maybe that's skewed, but I have a hard time believing so many people out there are using AI in their games. It's just more corpo speak to embrace everything AI. My own company is pushing hard for it. Just had...

I had no idea this existed until you brought it up. I had to go check it out lol

3/4 of the commercials were badly done AI. It reminded me of the Superbowl that was all dot com ads several years ago. One can only hope the AI industry pops just like the dot com bust did.

I do have all of the Gord books and Deathgate cycle ones. You're right, those are some of their best writing IMO. It's the Axis and Allies box I got in 1986 I think. Not sure what edition. When I was bored in the Army in Germany, I painted all of the pieces varying camo colors lol.

If it weren't for Christian Gonzales, that score would have been extremely ugly for Pats fans...He kept them in the game all by himself.

He's wondering why I'm not on the couch snuggling with him. An older pic, as I've added several books from Agatha Christie, Dragonlance, Dean Koontz, and Madeline Miller since then. My gaming bookshelf is in my office, although I have plenty of non-gaming books here as well. I'm not very...

This is true, but I think the playoffs exposed that Maye had a cakewalk schedule. He wasn't playing the competition that Stafford was playing, so really it shouldn't have been close. We shouldn't need the playoffs to know that a QB against weak teams is gonna have good stats. Stafford had great...

From what I understand, the lip syncing was sooooo bad with Kid Rock. Worse than anything Mili Vanilli ever did.

As of Friday, Wildes, Mangini, Greg Jennings, and Brou all predicted New England to win (like they always do. Brou has predicted the Seahawks to lose every week--his predictions would be more accurate if he just randomly selected them). Only Danny has been firm with the Seahawks. Nick was...

Christian Gonzalez. The only Pat I was rooting for since he went to University of Oregon ;) All I know, is that there are a lot of pundits who need to eat crow tomorrow. Rich Eisen, everyone from First Things First, and a half other shows all kept predicting Seattle would lose. Every week...

Mostly by fans, though, right? Not that the rpg itself was meant to replicate these mythological or fictional characters. Every instance of mention in RPGs that I'm familiar with is bringing up the heroes as inspirational sources, not to create actual stat blocks for them.

True, and point conceded. I was talking about fantasy because that seemed to be the context of what people were bringing up in their examples of fantasy/mythological characters.

You're not? I would certainly like clarification if we're not talking about fictional characters out of history and fantasy literature, but I hope you can see where I would get that impression.

Almost all of them outside of D&D. We're talking about existing characters out of fictional history. D&D (I'm sure there might be a couple others) is one of the only ones that actually has tried to turn a fictional character from other media into a D&D statblock, and that's mostly from the fans...

Owlbear you say!