I haven't seen a Darths & Droids reference in the wild in a while.

I remember just cackling the first time I read their Episode I comics.

Extremely disappointed to discover that this isn't by the other Edward Teach. Please give me Blackbeard's extensively sourced treatise on porn.

Squeal

"Sorry, I'm under a pretty strict NDA and I'm not allowed to discuss it."

You'll steal anotha!

No idea. He used the money he saved to help for a down payment in a condo.

If you like Mysterium, I highly recommend the successor game Obscurio. Its pretty much the same gimmick of art interpretation, but works way better for groups.

Instead of the "ghost" having to keep track of and pick art for each person, the "investigators" are making a group decision so you only need to pick one set of clue art. This means the ghost's turn is way faster (doesn't explode with higher player count) and there's actually group interaction instead of each person in their own world, staring at art no one else cares about.

The way it's set up also means the ghost can start working on choosing the art for the next round while the group is debating, not having to wait to see if they are correct or not, so it's way more streamlined. All together just a snappier, more engaging version of Mysterium.

What, you mean you missed the canonical Fortnite event of Palpatine's voice ringing out across the galaxy? And then felt like you had somehow missed key plot events despite having watched all the movies because you didn't participate in some fad videogame marketed to tweens? So it showing up in the opening crawl felt forced, unimaginative, and honestly just stupid?

Yeah, that sounds like my experience too.

Relevant Weekly Roll

I, for one, am ready for the great sun god to annihilate the internet. Free us from this monstrosity of our own creation.

I thought for sure this was going to be an Onion article given how many "this moon has an underground ocean" discoveries there have been lately.

Relevant xkcd

If I recall correctly it's technically against reddit's TOS for employees of a company to moderate the subreddit since they would be getting paid for acting as moderators, which isn't allowed. Not that reddit, you know, actually enforces that.