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Easily one of my favorite art pieces ever. I'm fine with the miniature inspired by it is a woman, even though the original piece depicts a man.

At least undead should be easy with a Buffy in the group.

It's a good thing combat is fun in this game as you barely take two steps before another mass of monsters appear, lol

You could just include template character builds and call them “classes.”

I much prefer alignment as described in 3E to AD&D, where they were, imo, silly.

LG: Stop the man. Inform the store owner. Request leniency if the man promises not to steal again. NG: Stop the man, but do not inform the store owner. Offer to pay for the item partially or completely. CG: Pretend as if nothing. LN: Shout at the man, alerting the store owner and any nearby...

I thought it was a good read. Besides, anybody who likes Legend of Grimrock has a good taste in games, as far as I’m concerned.

Ah, missed that part. I even searched the page for "Legend of Grimrock 2" to make sure he hadn't mentioned it. Didn't think to search for "sequel."

Hilarious that he is lamenting completing Legend of Grimrock and desperately looking for another game to scratch the same itch, but is unaware that during the decade he spent getting around to finally playing it, they literally released Legend of Grimrock 2. :ROFLMAO: Someone please help the guy.

I completely overhauled the layout of the pyramid when I ran Ruins of Adventure, in which the place is also quite mazy. I kept the concept of 3 floors and using teleporters, as well as most of the signature rooms. I decided Yarash would employ a score of strange creatures to guard the place -...

Cancellations. Played Death Angel instead.

My point was that they are not the creator of art they didn’t make. Art director Fred shouldn't tell Maggie the painter "Paint me a troll with the art style and features the team agreed upon", then later, when Maggie is finished with her painting, go to her and say "Wow, that's the best art I've...

The question appears to ignore the point of my post, instead returning to wondering about whether some vocation (now an art director instead of a director) might be an artist.

We’re going in circles. I don’t understand.

I’m not sure I understand the question. I think I may have made by point unclear. My point is not that a director can’t be “an artist”, but that someone shouldn’t take credit for being the creator of art they didn’t create. For example, telling Larry Elmore to paint a yellow lizard eye doesn’t...