The Bastion style boxes? They're all transparent and hard plastic, aren't they?

Truth be told, I'm looking for something thematic to hold Star Trek decks. I'm gonna make a Landfall/Strange New Worlds/Blink deck that's starting with the Landing Party precon as a base. The box doesn't need to be Star Trek specifically, as I realize there's licensing issues there, but I like it being somewhat related. For example just got a new playmat for it that isn't specifically Star Trek themed:

https://krakendice.com/products/nebula-playmat

Hear me out... why not both?

Yeah, I think keeping the same outfit could've helped here

It's the same woman, changing her hair whenever the man gets distracted by someone else.

Big Garfield energy. I hate Mondays.

The issue wasn't just support, it was also appeal. SWG was designed as complex layered game that required community for nearly every aspect (even crafting had an end game that required support from multiple players). It intentionally avoided delivering on the fantasy of the universe by making it impossible to become a jedi, and leaned into the reality of the universe by forcing players into becoming background characters like the cantina band and moisture farmers. SWG found the audience it sought, it was a niche game for players who wanted to live in a simulated version of the Star Wars universe. WoW was a mass market game that sanded off the rough edges of previous MMOs, getting rid of things like experience loss and naked corpse runs. It replaced vast open world that required arcane knowledge and research to navigate with optimized play sessions that layered easy to achieve short term goals with tons of direction through an overflowing amount of quests, neatly joined with a hub and spoke progression as you leveled up.

Strange things are afoot at the Circle K.

37?! In a row?!

I initially thought this was a comic about time dilation till happy hour. Nope, it's about the futility of surviving until retirement.

I remember when fans were small and capacitors were big.

Nobody commenting on the fact that this good scientist nearly shares a name with the largest fast food chain on the planet on the planet. I like to think this Dr. Chris Macdonald is rebelling against their father, Ronald.

I was in Tokyo in 2007 and everyone was wearing jeans under jeans. I was convinced it was going to come stateside. I don't think it was a full pair of jeans beneath an outer pair of jeans. But that's what it looked like. It seemed like the response to how extreme the trend to wear your pants sagging had gotten. Sag as hard as you want, just wear another pair of jeans underneath so you're not in your boxers.