Sacrifice for 2 Black Mana

Oracle’s credit rating drops to one level above junk | Ed Zitron

Evidently he didn't think that Paramount has any interesting IPs (y'know, except Star Trek, the Mission: Impossible franchise, Avatar: the Last Airbender etc.) and he was relying on getting access to that sweet sweet bigot money from the Potter franchise (in addition to DC etc) to save his fortune.

In the old Dungeons and Dragons show, considering as it later became canon in other media that the kids never returned home, how many carriages full of people did the theme park accidentally send into another dimension before someone realised that something was up?

Admittedly it's most likely that it just happened to be these six, I just think that it's funny that isekai'ing people is just what the ride does by accident, only it randomises which setting of module it sends the people too... mainly because it's funnier that way.

At least one minor deity in Greyhawk was an old west sheriff who got isekaied to Greyhawk and eventually ascended to minor deityhood.

In the old Dungeons and Dragons show, considering as it later became canon in other media that the kids never returned home, how many carriages full of people did the theme park accidentally send into another dimension before someone realised that something was up?

Admittedly it's most likely that it just happened to be these six, I just think that it's funny that isekai'ing people is just what the ride does by accident, only it randomises which setting of module it sends the people too... mainly because it's funnier that way.

I think its more liekly Greyhawk than the Realms, as TSR hadnt bought Forgotten Realms at the time of the shows production. Gary Gygax had been very involved with the shows production, but when he lost control of the company in 1985, thats when TSR bought the Realms from Greenwood to serve as a replacement for Greyhawk. Because Gary had put a lot of stuff of his in Greyhawk and TSR saw it as an IP minefield if they were going to give Gary the boot.

So the show has the kids dumped in the world of Dungeons and Dragons, but I dont think it was explicitly Grewhawk. More like a generic D&D setting.

If they were in Forgotten Realms theyd be safer because eventually Elminster would find them and take them back to Earth via the portal he has to Ed Greenwood's house, and inform Ed "find where these children belong please.

And its also implied that Tasha, the DnD Tasha, AKA Iggwilv, was originally from Golarion and was banished to Greyhawk by Baba Yaga after a failed coup attempt (which actually impressed Baba Yaga, so she dropped her on another world so she could make her own way and not interefere with her plans).

In the old Dungeons and Dragons show, considering as it later became canon in other media that the kids never returned home, how many carriages full of people did the theme park accidentally send into another dimension before someone realised that something was up?

Admittedly it's most likely that it just happened to be these six, I just think that it's funny that isekai'ing people is just what the ride does by accident, only it randomises which setting of module it sends the people too... mainly because it's funnier that way.

First: THIS RECALL IS NOT STATE SPECIFIC. IT IS NATIONWIDE.

here are the specific products and dates:

FDA page on this:

He's got you cornered in the gift shop, Clark, clearly he wants you to sign something.

Oh already just from his attitude I'm sure Clark can tell this dude is gonna be a DELIGHT.

YOU🫵'RE 🫵 NE->XT.!! moTHERFUCKER!!!!

The Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge in Texas could lose 715 acres to SpaceX under a federal land exchange proposal.

Congress created this wildlife refuge in 1979 to protect its diverse wildlife, including rare species like ocelots, aplomado falcons, and migratory birds such as piping plovers, red knots, green jays and Altamira orioles. The refuge protects some of the best habitat in the United States for the endangered ocelot and is one of the last remaining expanses of public lands in south Texas. SpaceX’s rocket launch activities have already been impacting nearby habitat and destroying shorebird nests, and wildlife can’t afford this lopsided deal.

The Center for Biological Diversity is suing the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service to stop this harmful land giveaway, and we need your support.