She was corrupted by the Darkhold, which was made very clear in both WandaVision and Multiverse of Madness.
I get your concerns, don’t get me wrong, but she is still there and can still be used effectively. She definitely did not just die at the end of MoM.
I really doubt they’re going to do the Agatha show without her at the end.
This type of article exists for that reason, reminding you who Wanda is just as a connected project is marketed.
Whether or not she’s in it, they want you thinking about it.
It was covid, there had been nothing new for ages, and then Agatha had her beloved twist and song.
Yes, she was popular, and I was curious to see where it would lead.
Given that the Loki show led us to see He Who Remains for the first time, I wonder if there’s any shot Agatha leads us to Wanda. (Someone here speculated she is under the control of Doom.)
My buddies and I would play on the Playstation (2?) and I got very very good at ninja roping across the map to drop dynamite on someone’s head and swing back to safety in time.
Nothing more I loved than that maneuver, except maybe getting a concrete donkey.
As another commenter pointed out, I was thinking of the 5200. But yeah, I was also doubtful.
Ah, you’re right! Brain failure. Thank you.
The 7800 had a controller with a keypad used for many games.
Is that gone entirely?
Who am I kidding, I wouldn’t have bought one anyway, but it was my first console.
I suppose they could make him Howard Stark’s illegimate son but that’d be a bad move.
Thank you for elaborating, and apologies for assuming I fully understood.
I totally get the existential dread, anxiety, and depression. Never easy to cope with.
Yup, that was the point. They used to do that but now realize they might actually be needed.
No, they were saying they didn’t bother since their party was winning anyway. Easy to misread though.
I completely love Inkarnate and have made some incredible maps with it.
But its drawbacks, you have accurately stated. I can’t detract from them. But I am a paying user of multiple years.
Assuming a D&D 5e game, I load Kobold Fight Club and click until I find monsters I can build a little story around.
A while back (including enemies from Tome of Beasts) I got Spawn of Akyishigal and Giant Ants, and after a few overland battles they found a beleaguered anthill.
By the next session I had my dungeon made and some lore surrounding it.
The giant anthill had carved its way into an ancient tomb of an orcish warlord who had managed to seal the Demon Lord of Cockroaches with her in an attempt at everlasting life. The actions the players take can result in her rising as a Mummy Lord or in Akyishigal being freed.
All from going “Hey, these enemies work well together.”
Here’s a link to it:
My fighter against an assassin who we suspected killed an NPC in the first session.
We are down in the mud, grappling. I fumbled my sword and he got me good (crit), leaving me quite vulnerable. The other party members were nearby but not in range.
I pulled out a dagger and got a crit of my own, ending his life with less than 5 hp left of my own.
Later that night I realized that dagger I’d killed him with was looted from the NPC’s pack. I’d gotten revenge on her behalf, using her own knife against her murderer.
I was playing on a MUD (early mmorpg thing by telnet) in 1994 and the creator wanted some of the core players to make characters as part of the plot. The game never went anywhere after that (it was called Kaspelheim) but the character I made was Pronell Mordini, perrin (otterlike humanoids) trademaster.
I just kept using the name online since then. It’s never taken. But someone else did get pronell@gmail.com.
Good to know. Success!
Either you’re insane, or I’ve succeeded in blocking the shitposting communities.
Haven’t seen it.
My guess is that he knows who Bob is and the danger they’re about to face.
Maybe due to his brain scrambling situation.