I remember the first Division game, it didn’t even come close to predicting the pandemic. Some nebulous enemy group decided to spread a super plague bioweapon through cash on/before christmas. It also “wasn’t political” if you believe Ubisoft.

When I pressed further on the game’s themes, whether it was the inherent anti-capitalist message in centering the game around a virus spread through money, or the draconian justice of armed peacekeepers indiscriminately shooting down looters and escaped Riker’s Island inmates (another class of enemy in the game), he told me, “At the end of the day, it’s a videogame, it’s an entertainment product… There’s no particularly political message with it.”

Don’t know much about the sequel, though.

The remorhaz page gives you the relationship to frost worms as part of a “Related Creatures” sidebar, while the frost worm only has “Additional Lore”. I assume this means that the two are related, but no one in universe actually knows for sure, since the remorhaz takes centuries to metamorph into the frost worm. Looking at the Pathfinder Wiki, I can’t find much more that goes into the details of either creature.

There was an upper limit on how much you could earn like this. I know, because you could also just disconnect from the internet and set the clock forward.

Obligatory youtube link

It makes you wonder who even took the picture, since it’s angled down at the tree. Maybe it’s just a joke we can laugh at and move on from?

Nazi: I mean, But why skulls, though?

Hans: What?

N: Why skulls?

H: Well, maybe they’re the skulls of our enemies.

N: Maybe, but is that how it comes across? It doesn’t say next to the skull, you know, “Yeah, we killed him but trust us, this guy was horrid.”

H: Well, no, but… I mean, what do skulls make you think of?

N: I mean, what do skulls make you think of? Death, cannibals, beheading, erm pirates?

H: Pirates are fun!

N: I didn’t say we weren’t fun, but fun or not, pirates are still the baddies. I just can’t think of anything good about a skull.

H: What about pure Aryan skull shape?

N: Even that is more usually depicted with the skin still on, whereas the allies-"

H: You haven’t been listening to ally propaganda. They’re bound Of course they’re going to say we’re bad guys.

N: But they didn’t get to design our uniforms and their symbols are all, you know, quite nice, stars, stripes, lions, sickles.

H: What’s so good about a sickle?

N: Well, nothing, and obviously if there’s one thing we’ve learnt in 1,000 miles of retreat, it’s that Russian agriculture’s in dire need of mechanization.

H: Tell me about it.

N: You’ve got to say it’s better than a skull. I mean, I really can’t think of anything worse as a symbol than a skull.

H: A rat’s anus?

N: Yeah, and if we were fighting an army marching under the banner of a rat’s anus I’d probably be a lot less worried, Hans.

There are quite a few mistakes in your transcription there, from not attributing the quotes to the right people to not using the correct words

Episode 8 had one scene that was really cool to look at

But it comes with opening a lot of plot holes and asking questions we were better off ignoring.

Episode 9 is just garbage writing start to finish though. And garbage marketing when you remember they announced

through fortnite.

All of the rules are actually freely and officially available online here https://2e.aonprd.com/Rules.aspx including every monster officially released, usually with a picture. You’d probably be better off buying at least the core rulebooks to actually read, though.

Also, Dawn of the Frogs only has 4 pregenerated characters, so if you have more friends than that it might get a little complicated.

So to actually answer your question, it depends on how much work you want to do and what your definition of “official materials” is.

Just keep eating breads, got it.

If you’re willing to try pathfinder, you could go with Pathfinder Game Night: Dawn of the Frogs. It’s a 3 session adventure that comes with everything you need to run a game: maps, pregenerated characters, a set of dice, some standees for you and the enemies, and an adventure book explaining the rules and the adventure you’re on.

Which is weird, because the gaming industry is full of low effort, hyper monetized slop that sells extremely well.

https://www.diceemporium.com/product/12-sided-1-4-spotted-28mm/

Something like this?

https://www.thediceshoponline.com/dodecadice-triple-d4-layer-rainbow-12-sided-spot-d4-dice

Or this?

https://eu.nobleknight.com/P/2147622485/20mm-d4-12-Sided-Metal-Dice-w-Black

Or this if you want it in metal with numbers?

The best apocalypse is the one you already have. There’s no need to go out get a new apocalypse when your old one is dooming people just fine, that’s how you start a climate apocalypse.

It’s just like Rush Limbaugh said: if there is consent on [all sides], it’s perfectly fine, whatever it is.

There’s no real need for me to bring up the dead conservative talking head here, but I still laugh to myself sometimes when I remember how mockingly he got it exactly right, and maybe someone else could use a laugh too.

They’re probably out “not being political” and are ignorant to most curent events.

How does it work with someone like Taylor Swift, who According to Forbes, Swift is the first musician to reach 10-figure status solely based on songwriting and performances rather than brand deals, makeup lines, or business ventures?

You can argue they should be more charitable, but that really can’t be required. You could also say taxes should be higher past a certain point, but they currently aren’t and that’s not any individual’s fault.

Also, I’m using Taylor swift as an example, but I mean more generally a person that captures worldwide attention for their art.

Apple seems to disagree with you.

I’m pretty sure the message behind All in all, it’s just another brick in the wall isn’t that every individual brick is incredibly special and important to the entire structure and that even one missing brick would jeopardize the whole thing.

Is one brick not only as strong as the one next to it?

Obviously not, you can break one brick in a wall without taking the whole wall down.