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So you’ve manage Upper and Central Pthumeru and maybe dipped into Hintertomb. You might be feeling confident, like these dungeons might be manageable. This is going well so far!
I’m sorry. You’re about to be beaten up. A lot. It’s about to go from unfair to unashamedly mean really fast. I’ll help as best I can but if you make it to the other side… you are going to b...
We have another magic villain. It’s very common in D&D for the villain to be of the arcane persuasion. Archmages and liches make good baddies because they can throw out spells your party haven’t seen before. Magic makes a villain larger than life, sometimes literally. Human villains that simply wield weapons can be extraordinary Big Bad Evil Guys, but fixing them up with ...
I’m usually so far behind the wave of excitement about a game. I still haven’t got around to Elden Ring, and shan’t be going near it until I’ve finished my backlog and the game is on offer. But with Demon’s Souls, I ended up jumping on that when it first emerged. I can’t remember why, but for once I was the “I was doing X before it was cool” guy.
I...
I’m a big fan of the Inexcusable Villain. It’s nice to have a “Thanos was right”, or a “Snap Out of It” type bad guy from time to time, but we’re saturated with them of late. We need our truly, inescapably Big Bad Evil Guys too. I had a friend state recently: “they’re aren’t any Marvel villains anymore, they are all on redemption arcs”. Which is interesting, sure, but we need...