In my headcanon, Stan Lee's cameos in the MCU are all of the same guy who just lives the most spectacularly varied life in the galaxy.
In my headcanon, Stan Lee's cameos in the MCU are all of the same guy who just lives the most spectacularly varied life in the galaxy.
unrealistic- trump wouldn't leave all those fries untouched on the table like that
Miltank, Toxic, Double Team. Break his back, make him humble.
Leave and come back when you get a quest to come here.
to fall because that's funny and it will make them feel bad" DMs before. One of them actually wore a fedora.
PAladins are probably my favorite to play, so long as the DM is sensible with how they run alignments. I've had "let's force the paladin-->
Harry's way older than I thought he was.
be made in His image the same way.
Favorite on Earth, anyway. I figure His image is less a physical thing and more a mental thing. I'd buy that intelligent aliens could -->
I like the idea that the junkyard at the end of Deadpool was meant to be a thinly veiled S.H.I.E.L.D helicarrier wreck.
He's a Mutate- someone physically altered or empowered after birth, but the post above is referring to how he's so closely tied to mutants.
work in this world. For God's sake, the moon is a fish- we're clearly playing with a different set of rules here.
power over heat in other forms. They add, remove and control energy as it relates to that element alone. That's just how thermodynamics-->
Because it's magic. It is demonstrably proven that benders magically alter the energy in their elements to change states without any -->
They bend water, not fire. They can alter the energy in water to change and manipulate it- and it alone- but have no other power over heat.
Fuck me, Quest for Camelot. That sure was a thing. I'm old.
from state to state entirely within their own power, but fire can mess with extreme heat from any source. Seems simple enough.
Ahhh, that's right, he channeled the heat out of the lava to make it stone. I don't see a problem here; water and earth can be changed -->
A waterbender could separate their chi, probably, sure, but as stated above, it wouldn't result in lightning. Maybe something else neat.
He literally says, as he's making tea, that lightning is a pure expression of firebending.
Well yes, because it's a purified, focused form of fire, so really only a firebender could do it.
Lavabending is an actual thing- it's an advanced earthbending technique, not firebending. Did Sozin ever actually do that, or just Roku?
I don't think Azula could lightningbend at all either; remember she had to stall till the eclipse passed? It's just advanced firebending.
So Bob Ross was clearly a Rowling-world wizard, and he just strapped a brush tip to his wand and does magic in front of muggles no problem.
being shrugged off as "Haha, cats, what can you do amirite?" really grated.
I think it was actually a better multi-POV story than Codex Alera, but the over-explanation of some things and Rowl's obnoxious horseshit-->
always has it on hand, artist shows character without hat.
is annoyed, mentions several times in books he wizard has no hat. Nothing changes. NEW SERIES: Airship captain has navy fleet hat, -->
It's a joke between the cover artist and the author. Artist was told by publishers to give wizard hat, so he gives wizard hat. Author -->
Honestly, the first game is pretty jank, and the second you could take or leave. Third is where it's at.
VtM:B is still my favorite PC game ever, warts and all.