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What I never understood was movie prices in Los Angeles were super high? I can literally see where the movie was made from the top of the parking lot? Shouldnt they be cheaper than Connecticut? When I am in Idaho pottatoes don't cost more.

Furiosas is 100% worth seeing. My whole post was hopefully to get people out and hopefully generate a little more cash for it to support quality cinema. That's said I would say it's the third best Mad Max movie as Road Warrior is also a master piece. On my original point that studios hate...

I'm interested, especially if it uses a more basic version of the Pathfinder rules (Which I only own in beginners box form). Bonus points if they somehow include -simplified charachter creation choices or at least advancement trees. -rules to make your own scenarios and publish them...

Related but unrelated the Furiosa movie is tanking. I saw it. Definitely worth seeing not as good as Fury Road but that's a very high bar. Furiosa is better than anything else I have seen since probably Andor, but quality doesn't equal $$$. Studios hate risk and the D&D movie under performing...

Really a "Sex" rating ? Sometimes it's better not to find out more about how the hobby started. But I can appreciate they are not filtering it for us.

Last week I ordered print copies of Big Rubble, Paris, and Griffin Mountain. So I hope I'm not disappointed. Ducks are popular enough I guess. But not my thing.

I'f we are getting dust jackets i would go with the basic cover for the PHB and the Expert cover for the DMG.

As a kid seeing this in the game store. I didn't know anything about rune quest, but this made sure I didn't bother to find out. Rune Quest might not beToon, but if this is how your exposed to it you wouldn't know.

I've been showing the cartoon to my 5 year old son every Saturday morning. He will dig the cover. It's not like DMGs ever have great covers and I like this one more than most.

Runequest has Daffy and Donald style duck people. Lady who surfs on a giant bat into combat is probably less of a deal breaker.

"Guys let me tell you about my charachter, he is a cat person ninja with magic." Is that quote from a CEO of a major company or my 12 year old nephew? Do we think it's a home game or an official office game?

I owned the OA 1e book, but not the Kara Tur box set. I honestly couldn't name one feature of Kara Tur. But if they want to serve up a small regional setting tied to a few sandbox adventure sites I would be down.

That's a great idea. You can use the age old some dude disappeared start, but now instead of searching his house for a diary and receipts, his friend let's you access his social media to read his increasingly deranged rants and get clues from the photos. Letting players do that in real time on...

It's a lot easier to take a sandbox and turn it into a railroad than turn a railroad into a sandbox. You can easily add a page of "how to make this linear" by adding a NPC Patron and a hook who directs the party on a path through the sandbox.

Lost Mines and Curse of Strahd are both classics because of the sandbox elements. If only they would lean into those type of adventures. Something Nights Dark Terror style would have been great for a 50 year release. Heck they name checked Nights Dark Terror when promoting Lost Minds at the...

Thanks for the review. I applaud wizards for releasing something that goes to level 20. Based on everything I have read it's a massive railroad, but that's to be expected from what they are trying to achiev with there whirlwind tour. I wonder how well encounters will stand up to actual play in...