Recent content by Rabulias

Sounds like Disney+ will drop all eight episodes at once on January 27.

Agreed. So glad that Ben Kingsley is willing to do the role. Have we seen Damage Control in anything other than Spider-Man: Homecoming, Spider-Man: No Way Home, and Ms. Marvel?

Maybe failing the saving throw against the poison gives disadvantage on Wisdom saving throws? And failing a Wisdom saving throw makes one see illusionary opponents (or friends?) within the mist that lead the PCs away from the boss, or maybe they entice the PCs into breaking the clay vessel.

Logical. And most other nation-states will be able to do the math, and they will figure that your local government is working with you and/or covering for you, so they know an attack on one is an attack on the other. If they don't have their own superheroes, this will be a dramatic global power...

I am reminded of the scene from The Dark Knight: And that is "just" Batman. Imagine Superman's level of power. Anyone trying to control a Superman-level being needs to know it will not go well. If I were such a superbeing I would constantly scan the world for significantly sized lead-lined...

I enjoyed the show for what it was, and it gave me some chuckles. I thought this throwawy bit was one of the funniest (be aware: NSFW language):

Thanks for the response. So is it that the Linear Guild members are "swapped out" members of the OotS?

That is the page number, I believe. It is a similar style to the 3.x style (as some folks noted above), but Wizards of the Coast seems to have stayed away from that style, with a full-bleed border along the edge of the page. It must be a third party book. Edited to add: I think I have found...

I don't think it's a 3.x era book. Here is a screen grab of that book and that is clearly a 5e stat block layout. I wonder if it is another book in the Planescape set?

Many thanks for that info. It makes sense that I did not recognize it as I don't have the Planescape set.

Nope, that was a more remote cabin on a lake.