That MI was awesome. I'm normally bored halfway through most of them but this one...I was gripped! And that train scene off the edge of the cliff...talk about cliffhangers...amazing.
Dead Reckoning was so good! I appreciated seeing Sauron get more work in Hollywood, playing another Dark Lord visualized by a giant eye who can only be destroyed by casting the Ring into the volcano...er, I mean the Key into the Source Code.
I love reading about your D&D love affair. My brother played and I would always insinuate myself in the games (being the younger sibling) and that had mixed-to-terrible-results...for me. Read: There was nothing cool about being cast as a cleric in the 80s versions of these campaigns. ANYWAY...D&D was such a specific part of a certain type of growing up in the 80s--I wonder if you'd consider writing more about it..maybe a memoir in essays kind of format that also delves into the history, culture, and significance of the game? Yes, I did just give you homework! You're welcome. Regarding Night Country: I loved it. I think it maybe needed one more episode in the middle as it sort of rushed to the conclusion, but overall I thought it was one of the more satisfying True Detective pieces. And yes, more Jodi Foster please!!!
😂 and here I thought I was trying everyone's patience with my D&D shenanigans. I have written about D&D a bit before; maybe I'll repost those stories here. Never thought of a D&D book/memoir, so naturally now I can't stop thinking about it.
I'm so excited you played when you were growing up!! Cleric is a deeply unsexy class but absolutely vital. I tend to like playing fighters and dwarfs, and I REALLY love playing rogues because apparently my secret power is scheming, but most often I'm the dungeon master.
I truly think you would have a GEM of a read on your hand if you wrote that. For some of us malls and arcades defined our adolescence, but for others it was the bravely uncool world of D/D that shaped us. You should really, really write it 🤞🏼💥 Given that my older brother was DM in these games AND out to traumatize me as much as possible, I think my Cleric could have been far more badass than she was allowed to be. I have no doubt you are a far more benevolent, though wiley, DM 😉
That MI was awesome. I'm normally bored halfway through most of them but this one...I was gripped! And that train scene off the edge of the cliff...talk about cliffhangers...amazing.
Dead Reckoning was so good! I appreciated seeing Sauron get more work in Hollywood, playing another Dark Lord visualized by a giant eye who can only be destroyed by casting the Ring into the volcano...er, I mean the Key into the Source Code.
I didn't make the connection to Sauron! Lol
I love reading about your D&D love affair. My brother played and I would always insinuate myself in the games (being the younger sibling) and that had mixed-to-terrible-results...for me. Read: There was nothing cool about being cast as a cleric in the 80s versions of these campaigns. ANYWAY...D&D was such a specific part of a certain type of growing up in the 80s--I wonder if you'd consider writing more about it..maybe a memoir in essays kind of format that also delves into the history, culture, and significance of the game? Yes, I did just give you homework! You're welcome. Regarding Night Country: I loved it. I think it maybe needed one more episode in the middle as it sort of rushed to the conclusion, but overall I thought it was one of the more satisfying True Detective pieces. And yes, more Jodi Foster please!!!
😂 and here I thought I was trying everyone's patience with my D&D shenanigans. I have written about D&D a bit before; maybe I'll repost those stories here. Never thought of a D&D book/memoir, so naturally now I can't stop thinking about it.
I'm so excited you played when you were growing up!! Cleric is a deeply unsexy class but absolutely vital. I tend to like playing fighters and dwarfs, and I REALLY love playing rogues because apparently my secret power is scheming, but most often I'm the dungeon master.
I truly think you would have a GEM of a read on your hand if you wrote that. For some of us malls and arcades defined our adolescence, but for others it was the bravely uncool world of D/D that shaped us. You should really, really write it 🤞🏼💥 Given that my older brother was DM in these games AND out to traumatize me as much as possible, I think my Cleric could have been far more badass than she was allowed to be. I have no doubt you are a far more benevolent, though wiley, DM 😉
😅 I'll seriously think about it! 🤣
My objective when running D&D is basically to laugh my ass off, and to ensure everyone else does too. It's nonstop shenanigans.
Doooooo it!!!
I have no doubt your campaigns are epic in every sense of the word! 💥♥️