I'm so glad there's a big red arrow so I can easily identify the joke. I would have missed it among all the other comments that weren't visible.

I had used one as the BBEG in a campaign I ran once. It was strictly for a their tier 4 climax and they had multiple side quests to help get some advantages like overcoming the spell resistance or temporarily stoping the health Regen. However, I also gave the Terrasque a ranged attack, and a few extra abilities so the players couldn't metagame and fly and kite.

And they had to figure out a way to trap the monster in a canyon.

Even still I dropped every PC to 0 health at least once in that encounter before they won. A real nail bitter.

It was one of the top five boss fights I ever was a part of on either side of the screen.

Playing games is not safe for work. Unless you work in the games industry

I have a house rule where a counter spelled counter spell is nullified but causes a roll on the wild magic table for both casters.

No bloody A, B, C, or D!

That's why I practice rubber Flumph debugging before I lint my spells.

Honestly there is never any shame about sharing what you've learned. I didn't ever think about this and now I've learned something. Keep asking questions and searching for answers!

That sounds like a really cool Sci Fi concept!

Like the inverse of doing Floating airship cities on Venus where the altitude 's atmosphere is earth equivalent

Edit: equivalent pressure wise, not necessarily component wise

The real speed running tips.

In a world where money has no value, everyone can afford to have proper nutrition and medical care, reducing obesity. Furthermore, if one is in a pseudo military organization, one would probably have to be physically active and fit.

What about "Trial episodes where they should have actual legal counsel and not make it up as they go along"?

I think we can excuse the fact that apparently everyone and their transporter clone had Pelia as their engineering professor. She's been at the academy for so long, I wouldn't be surprised if she dated Boothby on and off again or at least got him into gardening.

There's a long tradition in star trek where characters talk about one particular professor or class at the Academy and the other character always knows who the professor is.