Is it true that all these parliament buildings are so spiky so giant hobos won’t nap on them?

Picard brand diaphragms draw the line here! And no further!

I always figured the block and struggle maneuver was the whole point. Like arm wrestling except the loser gets his eye poked out.

He wears a disguise to get some delta flies, but he’s not Tom Paris, he’s a Proton Boo.

Premeditating the murder of a plant.

Man who makes only gangster movies angry at people who make only superhero movies.

It’s actually pretty fun when you play it back double speed, chipmunk style.

“Close enough, fuck it.” — National motto of Ancient Greece

Every edition, they give the support classes more flexibility and resources to compensate for having to spend resources on other player’s misfortune.

Druids and clerics are strong, but when I played a wild sorcerer, I had a hard time not being jealous of the bard. He felt like a better caster based on ritual magic and spell selection alone, and had better dice-manipulation, and obviously better skills and martial combat. Bards can do everything… and often everyone.

Yeah, I guess being chancellor means you get to flick anybody else’s honour off and on like a light switch.

Get klingons to do whatever you want with this one weird trick…

The variety is one of best things about SNW. The whole episode was a thriller. You know somebody’s going to get stabbed, just a question of who, when, and how badly.

“We turned this war criminal into a crusader for peace. Just imagine what we’ll do to you, punk.”