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"Oh. You want to kill some wild animals to put in mushroom stew? I've got that covered as well. Many a woodland critter has fallen victim to my crossbow bolts. They're coated in a soporific mycotoxin, so even one bolt can knock out the bigger ones. And it doesn't ruin the meat or make you drowsy...

"Have no fears. I am an excellent cook. I make fried mushrooms, baked mushrooms, steamed mushrooms, smoked mushrooms, boiled mushrooms, broiled mushrooms, roasted mushrooms, grilled mushrooms, poached mushrooms, sautéed mushrooms, breaded mushrooms, and seared mushrooms. There's also mushroom...

*Oversoul tosses a comatose fighter at Rando.*

"Not a single mushroom in the entire vault? What a waste of space. Well, I've never used a sword. I don't think I'd be much good at it. And I certainly have no use for lions. The Marsaphile sounds interesting. I have no idea how they make it refill. Some sort of enchantment. But the potion...

Rokapoke is correct. Or for more detail... Most Enchant Worlds (or World Enchantments, if you prefer) are rather dated anyway, but there are a few you might encounter in a real game, such as Forsaken Wastes, Living Plane, Nether Void, The Abyss, and Tombstone Stairwell. Come to think of it, I...

Mummies are protected by powerful magics to preserve them and cheat death itself. They are deadly opponents, capable of delivering crushing blows upon their enemies... At first, nothing seems to be happening, but then six of the skeletons rise up to attack Throg as a mummy staggers out of the...

It's a pimp cane! Your character's weapon is a pimp cane. It took me a while to get it. I don't know why I'm admitting that.

Enchant World is a deprecated card type from regular Magic. It was changed to "World Enchantment." They haven't printed any since Mirage block and no one misses them. The thing in Chaos Magic, and I also do not remember the details, that Spiderman is thinking of is "EnchantWorldLand." A strange...

Yeah, I totally still play this game (I believe that the version I have was from The Home of the Underdogs, which I downloaded probably in 2003 or so, and that when I copied all my files from my old computer and put them on this computer, the game came along, but I really do have at least some...

Thialu Ethadran, Mycologist Extraordinaire Elf (Rando never said anything about what races live in this city, but if we already have a dwarf and a halfling, I'm guessing elf is another possibility), female, young, medium stature. Thialu really, really, really loves mushrooms. Animals and plants...

The dwarf opens the door... Little remains in this room except an ornate sarcophagus in the far corner, though it is evident that at one time this room contained a lot of treasure, as the remains of smashed urns, vases, and chests litter the floor. There also looks to have been some conflict...

Been busy with school, but I did hastily throw together a decklist at some point, I think. Might need to trim it down, but whatever.

Well, unsurprisingly, I just ran into another article criticizing something from the History Channel. Not the best or even remotely most scathing example, but it's the one I've encountered most recently. I'm sure that you can find juicier stuff with search engines if you're so inclined...

It could be a bit of both. I mean, I can't be sure either. But that's my suspicion. Not much of a market for that, apparently? Hm, that sounds like my reasoning for why all documentaries are biased. So what you're saying is that the onus for bias isn't on the documentary, but on the human(s)...

The History Channel is a joke. I can't remember too many concrete examples as it's been years since I actually saw anything on the History Channel, but I'm not surprised that you found something there lacking. Occasionally I've run into essays on the internet where actual historians found some...

I tried to post here on Saturday and got an error message. Today's the first day I've been able to actually post since then. And judging by the lack of posts in that time, I might not have been the only one with this problem. Anyway, the gist of my post was something about what Spiderman said...

Throg could not possibly eat stonebread. It's too hard. He never understood how dwarves do it. Of course, Throg can carry stonebread around if he wants. It's not like the stuff is going to spoil. I'm assuming that this is meant to refer to the corridor, not the sand trap room, as the latter...

Only if you use it on yourself. The puzzling thing is that my impression, and it may be wrong, is that this is very unlike some of the things WotC has done in the past where they went too far with something. In the past, a lot of powerful cards and mechanics had WotC going, "Oops." But with...

On closer inspection, the banned list for Commander in Magic Online, which actually is official, appears to simply be derived from the banned list on the EDH site. The DCI-sanctioned list is missing Black Lotus, the moxen, Time Walk, and Ancestral Recall, presumably because they were never...

Yes, Kelgar bravely charged in when he saw Carrow being attacked. I figure as long as Melkor isn't around, Kelgar should at least be working to defend the rest of the party, rather than just standing around while everyone gets eaten by ghouls or whatever. The pack contains a Potion of Pain...