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1. Lord of the Rings 2. Matrix (I even like the third one). 3. Dune (the TV movie version) (I like it better than the new movies) Dune (TV Mini Series 2000) ⭐ 6.9 | Adventure, Drama, Sci-Fi 4. Godfather 5. Back to the Future Honorable mentions: Pirates of the Caribbean (although technically it...

Honorable mentions: 7. Children of Men: Great story, even better film. 6. Total Recall (1990) an awesome action movie with twists and turns. 5. Minority Report: Law and crime movie in the future. 4. Paul: it is a goofy movie about friendship and aliens, what not to love? 3. I am Legend...

I took breaks from some aspect of gaming and focused on others. Stopped TTRPGs and focused on boardgames. Stopped MMOs and played solo games. Stopped GM/DM-ing on cons and started a PbP... etc. I think it is healthy to experiment a bit. For instance I don't miss my MMO at all, but I missed my...

I am very disappointed that none of the big fantasy RPGs have a functional economy. The only believable fantasy economy I saw from them was in Ptolus. One of my favourite books is ... and a 10-foot Pole (1999) (Link: ... and a 10-foot Pole ) I highly recommend it. Hackmaster, Rolemaster, Gurps...

I would have added a page for a linear/railroad adventure layout. First: looted wagon Second: Kobold lair Third: weapon smelting + the "ghost" Fourth: game trail etc. Other than that, I think it is pretty much perfect.

The dragonmarked houses and the lightningrail are the 2 main reasons. The last one is the lack of info about what happened to Cyre and what is the Lord of Blades up to. If someone writes an adventure path about the mystery of the Mournland, or about the rising warforged empire, or just the...

Fighter: Champion Eldritch Knight Rogue: Assassin Thief Wizard: Abjurer Evoker Cleric: Life Domain Light Domain I think so.

What DnD books would you auto buy, if WotC would release them in the near future?

If you don't like something in the books you can just, you know don't buy them.

I've put them in my online basket at least 20 times now (and then taken them out again). :) I would like them to be good, useful and full with new information about the post-spellplague era..., but I kinda doubt it, that they will be.

#1. DS9 #2. TNG #3. Lower Decks #4. The Orville #5 Voyager #6 TOS everything else.

Literally, if I have a little bit of free time to let my mind wander, I am thinking about these two books. I watched the Todd Kenreck interview on youtube (several times), read the summary on dndfan, read the forum topic here... I'm still constantly thinking about: which parts of Toril they have...

was Polygon any good? Anyone care to write up a post mortem?

Easy: The Dark Knight

My version: I don't love every product Mr. Perkins has made, but I have never doubted that he was designing out of love rather than any crass motivations.

I just checked, this is also about a sickness. The enemies have scarlet rust. I think you have a great memory! 🙂

Lord of the Scarlet Tide? Greyhawk 3e?

Caverns of the Ooze Lord ??? I am pretty sure that is the one. Thank you! Looks interesting, just the thing I was looking for! Thanks! I looked into both and discovered Lords of Darkness #2 too in the process which was written for 3e (no diseases but looks interesting). Thanks folks. I think...