Old Man

Yeah, the "alternative facts" thing is just deeply insulting. It's like they're not even making a pretense any more.

Trump could never be a comic book supervillain--he's not believable in any way.

And yet I don't think they're protesting in g-strings like I do.

You know why they call him Worm Tongue, right?

50 Shades of Saruman the Many Colored and His Loyal Servant Wormtongue?

Do you really have to be so open about your kinks?

As I said earlier FH hardly requires or prefers a particular mix of group members since characters are rarely pigeonholed into a "class", and because it's easy to tailor the campaign to suit the group. That said, the ideal group for 'generic' D&D-style adventuring would probably be a 50/50 mix of normal fighters and spellcasters. You need the latter for access to Powers. But in FH that access comes with all sorts of, well, limitations, so you also need to have a bunch of more reliable and durable warriors in the mix. Conversely, the warriors will be useful in 90% of combat situations, but supporting them with a spellcaster can make them much more effective.

You prefer it when they resist?

Bristol police mistake their own black race relations advisor for a criminal... and tase him

Who says shields are obsolete? I've seen that overhead camera arm used for SAWs before.

The octagonal barrel is awesome.

I have never bothered to watch a presidential inauguration and I sure as hell won't start with this one.

The two things the group really can't do without are a tank and a healer, and I don't know about the healer. Honestly the teams I remember best had nothing to do with what jobs everyone had, but what personalities and quirks they had. There was the dimwitted half-ogre who couldn't hit anything, who hated the quick witted archer, but in combat the archer would hide behind the half-ogre and then stun targets so they would be half DCV and the half-ogre could finish them off. "There, now can you hit him?!" There was the necromancer who probably shouldn't have been in the same group with the paladin but they usually both agreed on who needed to be killed, they'd just argue about exactly how. There were the two wizards who would compete to see who could be flashiest in combat, sometimes at risk to themselves or other party members. Anyway. My point is that I don't know that there really is an ideal party makeup by occupation, aside from having one or two guys who are just really durable and have reliable attacks. As long as each member has their own 'thing' that they can do, just about any party composition can work in FH.

SIG P320 wins U.S. Army's Modular Handgun System contract

I'd argue that he already has.

After this past November? Hell no!

Better get on it then, these humans aren't going to off themselves! (Not completely anyway.)

It's only funny 'cause it's true.

Dungeons and Dragons in Dungeons

But there are still lots of humans left. Lots and lots of you.

Well... has anyone forcefully presented a holy symbol at you?

Doesn't that just make it worse?

So far. Perhaps one of these days a species will learn how to prey on humans really well.

Is it just me or is Janet really getting around?