It was supposed to be a part of one, until the studio went into bankruptcy and ended up being partially owned by New Jersey.

The story behind KoA is absolutely nuts. They wanted to make an MMO sequel, with R.A Salvatore still on the writing, but due to bloat and mismanagement, ended up massively in debt and plans for a sequel got scrapped.

Any large enough insect is relatively easy to kill, you just need a Buick.

Reed Richards.

Apparently, boiling is the superior option.

Tenfold increase in energy yields by boiling.

I don't know why, but something about the way it looked made me think of the Swamps of Dagobah.

Though now looking closer, I also get Swamp-Thing vibes, like he's called them back through The Green.

Just stay far the fuck away from the games main storyline. At best, vague references to Shepard. There's no way to do that right without alienating the existing fanbase(though I know, they don't care about us).

Damn, the TMNT x Star Wars crossover goes hard.

There's no irony to that.

That's the the Curse of the Phantom reaching its natural conclusion during one last rehearsal.

I haven't opened a PTCG pack since....

The OG Starter Decks.

Alright, but how are they on the Bay? There's a right way, and a wrong way. If it takes less than an entire container, it's wrong.

Given the look of things, maybe a letter writing station? I don't even know if those were a widespread thing.

I'm kinda surprised, actually. I'm enjoying it, so far, but it's pretty bare bones if you're not looking to drool over pretty cards. We can't even trade them yet, at best you have battles or putting them in a display.