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Dedurga Art by Anthony Francisco By the time that the Dedurga people were discovered on the desert planet Ommalafas, the Imperium had been established and the old patron-client relationships between species within it were increasingly irrelevant. Nevertheless, the Dedurga seemed to be largely...

Close but no cigar. Neutral Good, because you just demonstrated that you think the best of all you meet. Sadly, often to your detriment.

Neutral evil. While Black Dragons are assigned the Chaotic Evil alignment, this is only because the Neutral alignments (other than True Neutral) did not exist at the time of the Monster Manual's publication.

Koliko While the conventional historical view is that the Technate became the Technate with the Declaration of Foundation, a few weeks* after the first landing on Muraddin, some have argued that the many stages that the state has passed through since then have changed it dramatically enough...

Having an aggressively limited definition of a subject is often detrimental to one's attempts to understand that subject.

Nope. And this is the even earlier version.

And we're back! Dralmoi Yugya, an Earth-like planet orbiting a star in the Unclaimed Regions, was first visited by a Technate space vessel roughly fifty years* ago, half-way through the first ten-year* mission of exploration conducted by the TSV Adventure under Commander Majun Albard. Long...

As she was a clone created by Grazz't, and one review notes that she gradually becomes more like the original Eclavdra, I would say that she receives spells from Grazz't and is not quite so good as all that.

The Druid of Vibley -- the residents of a town somewhere in the Forgotten Realms is quite surprised when the newly-installed local druid is utterly unlike what they were expecting ...

I am really tempted to get this to see whether I can use these critters in an Everyday Heroes campaign. The Dalek Invasion of Skull Island sounds like wonderful fun. <sinister maniacal laughter>

I can see how it might, but not in y. obt. svt. I suspect I have only a mild form of the phobia, though. Driders, ettercaps, spellweavers and Lolth (as usually depicted) don't do it. Aranea are a sometimes, depending on the depiction. The giant spider in the 5e Monster Manual is the first one...

... I wonder where Sam Ruby is these days ...

Yes, though not in the corebook; see Galaxy Exploration Manual.

Two years ago?

I suspect that art would get them sued, but there could be a mention of mysterious disappearances involving the rollercoaster. (I have no insider knowledge, and this is all wild speculation.)

Mace is killed in the first few minutes of The Battle For Endor, as are their parents, and the end of that one sees Cindel evacuated from the planet in the company of another refugee. One of the original EU novels, Tyrant's Test states that she grew up to become a journalist on Coruscant. Is...

Well, presumably, the superhero also needs some defensive and mobility powers. For the latter, I'd recommend some genetically engineered super-strong badgers to wear as skates. Sorry, you were asking "why" in the sense of "what more does the superhero need", right?

Episode 1: Sith -- a visually stunning one that makes for an intriguing counterpoint with the next one. Episode 2: Screecher's Reach -- not all that impressive as animation, but with an interesting story that doesn't go as you'd expect, and counterpoints the previous nicely. Episode 3: In The...

-Never mind, looked it up myself.-

Just as with those, a number of Feats have ability score prerequisites; however, in both that case and the one @Velderan cites, I think all the ability scores required are even numbers (unlike comparable ones in 3.0 and PF1) which can be easily converted to modifiers.