Movie absolutely ruled. Cinema I saw it in was having a great time, which really added to the vibe. Really glad I got out and saw it

You can. It's ok. We all return to it eventually. It's like the herpes of hobbies. It never actually goes away

I'm repeating what other people have already said, but: wet palette! Not just for us minipainting nerds, but also for us minipainting nerds. Taunt god instead with increasingly hydrated paints. You can make em outta sponges and tubs

Some of the secrets in Chapter 3 seemed REALLY hard to find. I followed reddit posts to find it all and had to do some wild stuff. Was easy enough to find everything in Chapter 4 without help though!

I love these colours and the gradients on the sword and feathers. Awesome work. The base is really nice too with the little touch of moss on the rocks. Did you sculpt them yourself?

Well earned. Feels like the end of an era. You were so formative for when I came back to D&D after years away. I don't know when or if that spark would have been reignited or that I'd be the DM I am today if it weren't for those early podcasts and PAX shows. Thanks for everything you've done

I totally get where you're coming from, it's kinda dumb and frustrating and it takes forever. You're entirely right, but also I unironically love it and I wouldn't change a second of it. There's something about how the disparate parts of the game all somehow come together that permanently changed me