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Do you ever find yourself thinking, "I love the fantasy for this class, but I don't like playing it?" Or, perhaps, it's the other way around: Is there a class that you love to play, but you don't really connect with lore-wise?

It's Friday, folks!

I was obsessed with Bambi as a kid.

This is one that I get pretty deep up in my own head thinking about from time to time, and I realize many people don't care for this level of analysis of their hobbies.

I keep thinking about what it would be like if Obsidian made a single-player RPG in a Blizzard IP.

It's been a busy year for Dungeons and Dragons, with a mountain of new book releases — and more D&D books are due before the end of the year.

It can be tough to keep up with all of the shows and movies Marvel has on Disney+ — particularly when an event like Disney's D23 Expo serves us a massive infodump of announcements every year.

Look, I'm not going to pretend we haven't been all about Stray here.

I have two very important things to tell you, Blizzard Watch readers.

I understand that for a lot of people, running a TTRPG campaign is stressful enough -- we all want to do a good job and make sure our players have fun -- so that when it comes to starting off your campaign there's just no time or energy in the budget left for anything other than the usual start point, the trusty everybody meets in a tavern approach.