Call of Duty is not a source most people go to when looking for accurate historical information, but the popular series still helps shape popular perception of political events, particularly those surrounding the US military and intelligence agencies. Because of this, people notice when this supposedly “apolitical” series’ divergences from real history seem to follow a geopolitical agenda. All this is to say, Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War claims that the USSR was behind the Iran Hostage Crisis

It’s fun to play a rogue in Dungeons & Dragons, but sometimes it’s just as fun to mix things up. Multiclassing might be just the thing to take your rogue up a notch, but not all classes work well with rogues. Here’s a guide to help you make the best decision.

Voyage to Hestavar is an astronautical adventure that takes place across a 7-day journey on the Astral Sea on the good ship Resplendent. It is a level 8-10 adventure suitable for 4-6 players. The adventure has an estimated 4-8 hours of playtime, but is broken up into 3 chapters, allowing play across multiple sessions. It can be used as a self-contained adventure, or a starting point for a longer journey.

“I don’t see why the wizards can’t just vanish all this stuff,” Glorigat said. “You know, magic and all.” Brobin rolled his eyes. The young dwarf was new, you could tell that from the beard. He still braided his beard. After years of cleaning up after wizards, you stop worrying whether your beard was braided. Not that Brobin’s wife understood that. For fifteen years now, every morning, “Aren’t you going to braid your beard?” For fifteen years he said, “Woman, I work in the garbage. Do I look li

We get it, the ‘80s seem like a fun time. You could hear Toto’s “Africa” on the radio, neon colors were in, and people were making movies that you would decide to quote exclusively for the next thirty years. It was an important time for video games as well. Mario and Donkey Kong debuted in 1981, Link and Zelda came onto the scene in 1986, and Mega Man started battling Dr. Wily in 1987. It’s clear why modern video games have an obsession with the ‘80s, but it needs to stop.