GM has a TV encased in wood with plexiglass protecting the screen. About the size of a suitcase. Works great for maps (especially ones with dynamic backgrounds).

If woodworking isn't your deal - I think there's stand sold by Spidermind Games that can be used to support a TV for tabletop.

ah, fair enough, I see your point.

unsure what you're saying by "so... nothing"? implying there is nothing different between the Dino Riders and the urban folks?

Was introduced to this comic when in a high-school D&D game, a player tried to describe a critical hit as the "Flute of the Fallen Tiger" at which he explained the comic, and I was enraptured.

Also, don't fear @uriahforfun.bsky.social, "Dwarven Trade Routes" and their universal applicability is still fondly remembered and referenced.

In the same vein - in any _other_ game I play when someone's initative is twice someone else's - I'll either think, or more likely say, "oh, you air danced them!"

Luckily(?) in 4th ed they got rid of Armor Defeating - extra success to hit just gives extra steps for damage. But Self-Defeating strain is the worst.
This was the first real combat after the (5 year) haitus, so everyone will still remembering how their talents worked.

But... do you have cheese?