The first monsters a DnD party faces must be selected carefully, as they can set the tone for everything to come.

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Last-minute changes on a $100-million purchase of night-vision equipment for the Canadian Army have excluded European firms and now favours U.S. manufacturers, defence company representatives say ...

According to a previous DND directive about the Canada geese, the species is protected and cannot be relocated once they have nested. That directive pointed out that the greenbelt, where the ...

Changes in an avocado’s appearance, smell, taste, or texture may indicate that it has gone bad. An avocado doesn’t start to ripen until picked from the tree, but the process happens rather ...

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In her grief, Agnes realizes she wasn’t as close to Tilly as she wanted to be and embarks on an adventure to get to know her sister through playing a DND module Tilly had written. “We learn about her ...

That now classic tagline (from Alien, one of the greatest science-fiction horror movies ever made) hinges on a big assumption that most of us broadly make: space is empty. And it is—mostly. But ...