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   Thomas Seitz wrote: Honestly not nearly as fun as Absolute DC or even Ultimate Marvel. ESPECIALLY with the new Absolute "Justice" League. I think Brainiac is about to make a Significant Mistake Spoiler:   He seems to be jumping to conclusions based on Mirror Master's information, but This Lex seems very different from Prime Earth Lex  
 
   Getting a chance to watch this now. Grabbed a Free Week of City TV and this is available there.
 Show isn't bad got some interesting new ideas and I am all in favour of having some new critters The idea of the Ticks makes me squirm but the Eyeball probably scares me the most. That thing is horrifying and it is clearly smart. Plus there is the Zombie factor as we have clearly seen it doesn't matter if the body is alive or dead when it takes over. Still two critters to reveal for me though. Galaxy is a terrible place full of horrible things. This reinforces that quite nicely.  
  
 
   Greylurker wrote: 
 .... and then they did the Jack Kirby style episode. Oh my that was great to watch.  
 
   Aberzombie wrote: 
 hmmm....if you went through a Multiverse Door and found a version of yourself that is doing much better than you. How would you handle that? How would Peacemaker handle that? Maybe he kills and takes the place of his Gunnverse double.  
 
   Our cycle of streaming service has brought us back to Disney+ and finally getting a chance to check this out. 1 episode in First Impression
 Planet seems a bit weird 
 Space Pirates Oh this is going to be fun  
 
   Might be hard to find but Crest of the Stars is a good older style Space Opera
 oh and if you have an urge for a bit of life lessons comedy with a side of yakuza, try The Gokusen also give you 50/50 odds on enjoying Outlaw Star  
 
   Every season we get two or three isekai these days, so I tend to look for the ones that have an interesting twist Next month we get "The Red Ranger becomes an adventurer in another world" A Power Ranger gets Isekaied. Complete with his transformation, Ranger weapons and freaking Giant Robot. I love me a good Genre Clash so I'm going to check this out  
 
   So my Night Below game is taking a break while one players has stepped away the rest of the group decided they wanted to wait till he comes back. Meanwhile they want to play something a little different "We all want to be Kobolds" they said So I have 1 week to get an Episodic Kobold campaign ready to go. It is a fine excuse to bust out the Savage Company books that I kickstartered ages ago.  
 
   I'm a big fan of the manga and anime and honestly the Live action did a great job. Yes they changed some stuff and skipped some stuff but the Important beats of the story are all there and the heart of the series is there. It is probably one of the best Live action adaptations I've seen I won't go into too many details but yes, Usopp becomes useful. Sharpshooter and Tech expert, in fact he invents the weapon Nami will be using in the future.  
 
   With my Night Below Campaign, The group is getting closer to the City of the Glass Pool. After sitting out a Month in a Dwarf Mining town making magic items, they started hitting the Derro caverns. I used the Unchained Simple Monster creation rules to make some Mind Flayers to add into the mix. Might adjust the Stun Blast so that there is a Save each round. Very nearly had a TPK when the Druid and his Badger were the only ones still up after the Flayer blasted them. The Stonelord Paladin even had to get his Earth Elemental involved (normally only uses him for scouting, cause it's only a Medium Elemental and not that tough)  
 
   The stubbornness of Lois Lane vs. the Black Mercy AI for the Mind of Clark Kent Meanwhile Kara defends Earth from Brainiac while fending off Luthor's army of Metallos and Task Force X I am really glad to hear that a Season 3 has been approved already cause they have done a great job with this series. There may be a lot of weird twists on a lot of classic Superman lore but they really do have the spirit down right.  
 
   Season had it's ups and downs but overall I think the ups outnumbered the downs. The good episodes were really good The big question now is Ms. Flood. Clearly she's the one who has been making it snow around Ruby, probably to set up Sutehk but there could be something more to it then that. Gonna have to wait for the Christmas special I think  
 
   When I was a Kid the local game store had a regular "Game Day" that I would go to when I got started in D&D. This one time I got pulled into some game I had never heard of. Made a Lizardman, had a Spirit Node for magic in my Tail. Can't remember anything more than that and the impression that I had a lot of fun with it. Only got to play it the one time but I always wanted to try it again. I'd think about it every so often for close to 40 years now, just a casual "Oh yeah that...I wonder what that game was. Ah well" and then out of mind and on to other things. Well turned out the game was Swordbearer, and I bought it last night off Drivethrough RPG I doubt I'm going to ever get to play it with my group but it's nice to get my hands on it and I will probably plunder it for ideas  
 
   Night Below
 Unfortunately the Armiger got pulped by an Ice Elemental fairly early and they retreated.  Left with no other options they went to the Temple of the Insectoid Krik Where the Undead priests of their dead god offered the group a choice.  they could attempt the difficult and expensive ritual that might return their friend to life or they could do the fair simpler (and cheaper) option of turning him into an undead.  They discussed the options and realized the party Druid could cast Reincarnate on the dead wizards (because who cares if they don't come back in the same bodies).
 They set out now for the Deep Gnome Settlement to Reincarnate the dead wizards (who's bodies are being kept there under Gentle Repose spells)  
 
   Dr. Johnny Fever wrote: 
 No it's a face to face game, although for mapping out the Underdark I'm not really using a map...More of a Corkboard with index cards and string. The string being open connections between regions. PCs make a series of tests to navigate from one to another, I throw a few challenges and such along the way. Sometimes something like a Cave in happens and I cut one of the strings, other times a new passage is discovered and I connect two locations with a new string. Discovering Rumors about a location lets them put up a new index card and the more rumors they have for a location the easier it is to get to It's a modified version of something I got on DrivetrhuRPG called "Downcrawl"  
 
   Night Below With the corpses of two dead wizards the group decides not to pursue the dragon and instead returns to the Gnome city to see about a Raise dead for them. The main obstacle, the need for 5000 gp worth of diamonds for each raise dead. Rumours tell of a Smooth Cavern with numerous gemstones but with a strange gnome repelling magic. The group sets out and unfortunately gets themselves lost in the dark tunnels of the Deep Below. After more than a week trying to find their way Ohmar spots some familiar tunnels and they manage to make their way back to the Gnome town. After some discussion they head back to the Ice Hive in hopes of buying Diamonds from the markets there. No such luck unfortunately but there is one more chance, in the frozen city at the centre of the glacier there may be gems to be found, if the group is brave enough to face the frozen undead  
 
   The Night Below has gained a new player, a Deep Gnome Unchained Rogue named Omar. After a little bit of shopping and item creation the group sett out for the spot on the map marked Dragons and is confident they can deal with the Behir they know is there. After a brief skirmish with some Quargoths they can hear the sound of something massive moving towards them The Druid made an interesting couple of Belts.  We use the Unchained Item creation rules for any permanent magic items.  First Belt was a CON belt made from Death Dog pelts and a bit of Ankheg chitin.  Mutated in the middle of crafting and gained a Quirk.  When worn by it's creator, it doesn't give off a magical aura.
 It's a Mood Belt
 I'm making a list of colors and moods
  
 
   For me I start by summarizing the main plot.  Break it down into 3 to 6 acts.  Jot down some of the "Cool Moment" scenes I want to include (EX: Dwarf Airship vs. Flying Kaiju in Act 4).  Stat up the Main Villain, 2 or 3 lieutenants, a few different grunts.
 I kind of enjoy writing stuff up with InDesign, so I tend to go nuts at this point with backgrounds, font styles, images, layout. Try to come up with a nice PDF for my players to read over. For my next one though I have kind of a different idea for more of a Sandbox sort of game.
 Then I'm going to take it from there and see what happens  
 
   The Faraway Paladin; Rust Mountain story has been great and feel very rooted in D&D. Excellent portrayal of a Paladin and I have to admit I am finding Stagnate, God of the Undead, very interesting. An evil god who loves humanity, who thinks beautiful things, like a heroic spirit, should last forever. and evil god that just wants to help  
 
   So our other DM is going to run Tyrant's Grasp. Spent our game session making characters Group is 
  
 
   Well well well Interesting bit of news, Looks like Netflix is picking up Prodigy for seasons 1 & 2 
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