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It's also a genre you need to be in the mood for, though, and maybe wasn't the right show to either introduce or showcase a new setting.

Which is good, as it gives me "video unavailable".

As I haven't read the previous thread you mentioned, can you clarify what "before death saves" actually means in this context? I was picturing the character still going unconscious, but accumulating exhaustion levels instead of death save fails each round. Is it instead that they remain...

For this scenario I don't see how having players come to grips with custom death and dying rules and then cope with applying penalties to their rolls is significantly less of a learning curve than just starting them at level 2.

I'm kinda tempted to play as Gale, and immediately respec him to Barbarian just for giggles.

Is that an Americanism, I wonder? In the UK, regular fudge doesn't contain chocolate, though it can be flavoured with it - or any of a number of other flavours.

A few more options: Fudge, honeycomb (not the real honey one, the kind you get in Crunchie bars), various types of biscuit or wafer (i.e. kit-kat, chocolate digestives).

Indeed, but my point was more that if a DM in a contemporary game gives out both those items and then just relies upon "well, the players know better" for his game to not spontaneously transform into a planar adventure at some random point, it's a bit hypocritical to then turn around and say...

More to the point, if you rule that the characters don't know this info and give them both items, how do they go for weeks afterwards without ever just happening to put one inside the other? The portable hole is effectively a small room that you can step into, and would need to step into to...

Gotta wonder where they can go with the numbering scheme after this. Godzilla +1 sounds like he's turned up with a date to the party.

To be fair, Karlach talking to herself feels more natural to her character than it would for a lot of the other origin characters. Hard to imagine either Shadowheart or Lae'zel engaging in much self-reflection, and if Wyll tried it he'd probably wind up berating himself for making a deal with a...

I haven't played through a lot of them, but I'd rate Lae'zel a little higher than that. I had a good time playing as her, and her story feels more closely intertwined with the main plot than most others'.

My first playthrough was with a custom character, tried Dark Urge for my second and didn't get along with it. Aside from that I've played origin characters - my most complete playthrough was as Lae'zel, I've played as Karlach and my current one is as Shadowheart. For me, being able to explore...

I don't particularly want to 'break' anything (I've never seriously employed barrels en masse to tip the result in fights, for instance) but I do appreciate a game that rewards outside-the-box thinking and nonstandard solutions. The issue there is that in any given playthrough you may choose to...

Fair enough.

That seems like it would be a pointless restriction to place upon the ability, and would create headaches for no good reason.

What they mostly need is fewer plotlines that wait until the final act to be resolved. An issue with BG3's large roster of party members and the fact that you can drag them all along with you is that almost all of them have questlines that can be progressed during a single playthrough and...

I didn't even get the impression that the apologist bits were in Abrams's hands, more like they were mandated in the manner of a corporate retraction. But yeah, the rest is such a mess, and neither the parts nor the whole made much sense.

RoS is just mostly backpedaling and trying to tell the audience "No, we didn't mean it!" about everything in TLJ that got a bad reaction, padded out with the old and familiar. It's hard to like a movie that reads more like an apology than an actual story. Plus things got kinda weird with trying...

70s Sci-Fi Sleeper As quirky Woody Allen satires go that one wasn't the worst, but as I recall it was extremely 70s.