Molotov Solution is a Deathcore act that has new music coming out.

In a similar vein, Fit For an Autopsy released an album last year with some pretty strong anti-fascist messaging.

Disembodied Tyrant's newest single 8.6 Blackout is also pretty Anti-fascist, with a great video.

The origin story of my next SRO Biohacker

Starset, Employed to Serve, Dääth, Molotov Solution, Dying Wish, and The Birthday Massacre all had new singles drop that I'm digging.

Listened to Architects new album once, but need to spin it a couple more times to see how I feel overall.

My players are currently fighting one of them in my PBP game and I am describing their noises in excruciating detail every time the PCs hurt it.

I'm a straight dude and you're right more often than not with that advice.

Yeah, but Kasatha really know how to rock a turtleneck (that goes all the way over their nose).

Geography that's just the corpse of a long dead Titan or similar massive creature has got to be one of my favorite genders.

And yet they don't hold a candle to SMC stans...

There's been a bit of a trend talking about how good Shakespeare sounds in a southern accent (maybe because that's closer to the accent it was written for) and I desperately want someone to take Macbeth or something and make it a Western.

Hot is a mindset my dude. Even if some folks have a physical advantage, that's not the end all be all.

Now I want a team up book of Dinah and Diana where we explore their friendship. If Ollie and Hal can go on a road trip together than so can these two.

As someone who has never read anything Red Sonja, is this something that would be a good intro to the character?

I was already on some kind of path headed in that direction, but COVID definitely helped speed the process.

A plush Nyssholora for SF fans. Iykyk.

This image is two seconds before the building behind them explodes (they don't look).

If it feels like any of the previous games it's DA2.

The thing about DC and Marvel is the comics portion is only a small part of the business. Many folks are more familiar with the characters from other media.

Which incidentally, is what Hasbro wants to do with D&D.

Comics have the big two, but if you don't like their stuff there's lots of other smaller publishers and most comic enthusiasts at least dabble in those spaces.

I think TTRPGs are unique in that it's a hobby you can't easily do alone. Everyone in TTRPGs has played D&D, so it's common ground.