Has anyone done a trivia thread here before?
I think it would be fun to have a thread where someone posts a trivia question. The first poster to correctly answer it then has to post a question, and so on.
I'm sure someone less tired than I could come up with a system where you earn points and...
When I ran a campaign my homebrew world, so much of that "preparation" was never used in play. But the creating of my own world was a hobby in and of itself that I enjoyed.
As for prepping campaigns based off of published material, I find that I over prep. My problem is less about prepping...
I am only a player in one shots. I was going to be snarky and say I finish 100% of campaigns as a player--they are just really short campaigns. But I did join a Warhammer Fantasy campaign at the end of last year, but had to job out because of a job change and move. I am happy, however, that I...
Bought it for x-mas. It is actually pretty tough. Even if you know all of the editions, know most of the monsters, etc., they have cards that ask very specific things about specific rooms in old adventure modules. It's fun but really only playable with a group of people who are very familiar...
No. It really doesn't. I'm happy to read/hear an artists original interpretation. I enjoyed reading Elmore giving some background on that painting, especially in his subsequent, edited post. But arguing about it is not going to accomplish anything positive.
That was a thing? Of course it was. I'm glad this is the only fandom new and discussion site a participate in. For most shows, I can't just watch them, and enjoy them or not, without the pollution of culture-war drama and over analysis of "canon."
A distinction without a difference as far as...
Helps that the reimagined Starbuck was awesome. Probably also helped that I didn't remember much of the original show and wasn't attached to the original characters and story. For those that were, I can at least see where they are coming from, even if I don't get being so invested as to be...
They obviously made it a woman because few people (not saying "none") would have interpreted the character in that piece of art as a woman. It was clearly means to subvert those expectations and give a moment of surprise, like when an armored and helmeted protagonist removes the helmet and you...