Maybe you should make an appointment with your ontologist.

And it also meant your collective hit points went up, you lost abilities as you lost HP in combat (because your party members were taken down). We didn't play enough to really work out the implications, though.

...it sort of anticipated party-based computer games and later JRPGs in that your character didn't get better, you leveled up by adding more members to your party (kind of necessary when there was just the two of us!). So, at "level 6" your party had six members, covering more bases.

www.newscientist.com/article/2505... - Eating corn and paying taxes turn out to be the essence of humanity.

Back when grocery stores had video rental sections, I found Ralph Bakshi's "Wizards" in the Family section of one.

I read Space Skimmer something like 35 years ago, and parts of it still stick with me, particularly the economics. And the lack of bathroom facilities that the protagonist could find.

An Irish singer disrespecting a British national hero? Gasp.

Meteor that we totally missed due to funding cuts at the agencies that watch the skies, during a big holiday party with lots of his supporters and minions (less overlap between the groups than he thinks).

EXTREMELY forbidden belly floof.

Just gets more efficient as you add more cats (unlike most things).

Engineering redshirts did seem to have a higher survival rate than security redshirts, mind you.

Then maybe they shouldn't be entrusted with weapons. Or objects that are too sharp.

Now seeing reports it was 41 minutes. Either way, far too long to count as "fog of war" confusion.

They'll have to sell pretty well to get a Titan Class like that.

It's all helmets. First wave is this, KC-59 (Chiefs), Starblitz (Cowboys), and Steelsmash (Steelers). All have the same bodies, but there's two different head molds.

...but only to people who know as much as you do about the subject, sadly.

Vombatiform Radiation sounds like an origin story for a superhero.