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The marketing blurb being wrong, perhaps even deliberately deceitful, is much, much more important. But to the actual thread topic . . . I'm excited for the book. I've always been a fan of the Marvel and DC encyclopedias that DK puts out, so I'm hoping this one will be equally fun.

You should write a strongly worded letter. "Your marketing is WRONG!"

Gotcha!

Wow man. Wow.

What? Are you going for some sort of gotcha? No. She was running on anger and trauma, she did not know if Caleb was alive (Nala told her he was, but why would she believe Nala?). We'll just have to disagree. I have compassion for Anisha and the situation she was in, you don't.

No. She literally did not do that. Tell Braka to "Sure, go kill trillions". They don't cover it in the episode, but its assumed she's been pardoned or had her sentence commuted. Which considering the mitigating circumstances, I'm totally cool with it. It's been kinda the point from episode 1.

Well, that's a take I suppose. That's what Braka wanted, was for Anisha to condemn the Federation through Nala. And Anisha was caught up in her pain, but it was Braka who engineered the situation, and Braka who pushed the button.

Um, she didn't press the button.

Error or choice? The cyclops mutant in Fallout was designed to be a bit silly, IMO.

If Giant Freakin Robot's click bait video titles hadn't already, this would add them to my ignore list.

You should go! I got to tour the Denver "Convergence Station" and it was an amazing experience. The rest of the locations are now on my bucket list.

This grading period, all assessments in my classroom have been on paper. This creates more work for me, and less gets done, but it kills the kids using AI to cheat. Man, they've been doing REALLY badly on these quizzes! Attention spans and engagement with their lessons is pretty awful...

At the middle school level . . . at least in my corner of the world . . . the kids are probably 99% cheating with AI and like your experience, that is an incredibly rapid acceleration over last year. But . . . they don't fully understand why its cheating and even why cheating is bad. My district...

Yes, looks like I did! I missed the "not" in your sentence. Time for bed!

Really? Even where Cocks stated the opposite? Cocks is all in on AI. But he's aware that certain fan communities are really resistant, and pushing it on them would backfire. That could change in the future, but I see no reason to fret today. EDIT: Oops. Missed the "not" in @MonsterEnvy's...

Yeah, Renegade does great work with their licensed RPGs, but . . . none of them are on D&D Beyond or seem planned to be, despite the tons of Hasbro IPs in their catalog. But since Exodus is built on D&D 5E, there's a greater chance than the Essence 20 games getting the treatment.

Sounds fun! I'm in!

They do? They love it? Source? Anecdotally, as a teacher of young teenagers . . . they use AI to cheat, but they were cheating before. They don't really understand AI. AI has evolved so fast it's left most teachers in the dust and we don't have the knowledge, experience, tools, training, or...

Yes . . . I'm also struggling to see your point. I own both books too. They have been published, yes. And?

What's confusing? Archetype published the two books in a very limited run available only to folks on their newsletter. You can't get them anymore, other than on the secondary market. The hope amongst fans was that WotC would do a more formal and widespread launch so that everybody could get...