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Well I got my predictions with Supergirl wrong. I figured it would flop with a total near the D&D movies 200+ million (Supergirl under 200 million eh 180-190). Then people were talking about 150 million. After another big drop its now being compared to Blue Beetle for final box office. On track to under 130 million. Next cape movie up is Spiderman. That one seems to have huge momentum and Spiderman has been doing very well comparatively. Generally I think super hero fatigue is real.

My understanding is that the recommendation is to use 2024 base rules instead of 2014 rules for rulings in this case (2014 having less forward compatibility than 2024 backward compatibility). Is this the case? What are the biggest areas of 2014 forward compatibility failures? Can I still basically use 2014 DMG variant rules and Xanathar's downtime rules wholesale if using 2024 rules?

Today we’re looking at The Shadow of Sharad by Michael Benoit. It is a crawl through a 14-room cultist hideout aimed at level 1 PCs. Full disclosure: I provided some design feedback to the author early on. So if there’s something I don’t like it’s partially my own dumb fault. The setup is brief...

As opposed to the other Star Wars thread, which is mostly about movies, shows, books, comics, etc... My group just finished a long D&D campaign and I polled them about what they might want to do next and Star Wars came up fast. I will probably use SWADE, because a) SWADE is perfect for Star Wars, and b) since I use Fantasy Grounds it is actually supported (unlike any licensed Star Wars game).

You can now preorder Arcana Unleashed and Deadfall • WotC is going ALL OUT on Gen Con this year • D&D's Gen Con keynote, featuring new announcements, will be livestreamed on YouTube • Polygon has a short excerpt from the new DRAGONLANCE novel • Fiends & Foes is a D&D lore book of beasts, villains, and monstrosities from across the planes • What is the 'Black Label' setting DEATH SAVES by Joe Manganiello?

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World Profiles are in the form:[Hex no.] [Starport class, with no of space lanes and Naval/Scout base] - [Size][Atmosphere][Hydrographic %][Population][Government][Law Level] - {Tech Level] - [Trade Classifications] - [Gas Giant, if present in system]

I've got two games running and we'd love to have another player in either one of them (or both if you want that)!This game is fun Lovecraftian romp through Golarion and has taken about five modules (Murder's Mark, Feast of Ravenmore, Carrion Hill, House on Hook Street, and The Harrowing), an old Dungeon mag module (...And madness followed), as well, and some homebrew stuff around the seams to create a unique campaign that will likely achieve level 15 or 16.

House Rule Gamers is looking for 1 to 3 more players!BRAVE THE DEPTHS. CLAIM YOUR LEGEND.Are you ready for a massive sandbox megadungeon where every door could mean doom or glory, and your choices actually matter?We’re seeking new adventurers to join our ongoing Old-School Renaissance (OSR) / 2e AD&D campaign. This is a game that celebrates cunning over character sheets, bold plans over railroads, and emergent stories forged right at the table.

ok options include , but are not limited to. 1. Ironwood Charcoal Gardens : Certain trees are magically bred over centuries to accumulate absurd amounts of carbon in incredibly dense heartwood. 2. Weave Reduction: Instead of carbon stealing oxygen from iron ore, Magic does. The Weave itself performs the reduction reaction. The furnace still gets hot enough to melt ore, but magical energy removes the oxygen. 3. Faeness as Carbon. Faeness bonds to molten iron the same way carbon normally would.