Something, something, voted for Kodos.

I saw it Friday night for the first time. What a kick-ass ride.

[FAPPED]

Of course, I made this comment as someone who just paid $45 dollars for the HD remake of Windwaker.

What about….now, stay with me here…..Nintendo re-making a previously existing game? Same game, slightly different console!

My DM uses the 1st and 3rd of those. It was worked well for 4 noobs (we started playing mid last year, and were all new to D&D). We have gotten lucky a few times, but for the most part it feels pretty balanced. The threat of death is real, but we can survive a few unlucky rolls.

Just picked up Wind Waker HD to add to my shelf. Aside from missing out on the upcoming Arkham Knight, the Wii U really has been everything I had wanted it to be.

My brother-in-law, who likes to think he is very up on things, brought home Fellowship the day it came out. I mentioned I was surprised he wasn't waiting for the director's cut. His face was so sad.

I had never played until about 6 months ago. We play once every couple of weeks, and have a blast. I suspect that the group you play with makes all the difference. It's a good mix of everyone taking it (mostly) seriously enough that the game keeps moving, but allows for beer drinking and plenty of jokes.

The game itself has a mechanic. Say you shoot a bow at an enemy who is surrounded by your friends: there is a percentage chance you hit one of them instead. We also use a house rule from our DM, that if you roll a 1 on a 20 sided die when attacking, it's a fumble. You roll again to see what happens (e.g. damage to…

Short answer: It varies, and there is no way to know.

'Liked' for your avatar at least as much as your comment.

Yeah, bad scripting to make it seem (more than once) that it was going to be something devious or really uncomfortable, and then it's just an elbow.

As a D&D player who regularly injures his party-mates…you are correct.

I call 'Jail Boobs' as a band name.

If you looked at their clothing in this episode, they seemed to be a mix of former owners and former slaves.

19 castles along the wall. Most un-manned and with no supplies.

Don't worry, Mondo stuff sells out almost immediately, and then a few will go up on eBay for 30x the price. Makes it easier to resist.

Homer: Well, he's got all the money in the world, but there's one thing he can't buy.
Marge: What's that?
Homer: A dinosaur. …

I don't hate Sandler as much as O'Neal, but I do love how much O'Neal hates Sandler.