The latest version of Dungeons & Dragons (5th Edition), updated in 2024, significantly changed how multiclassing works. Now, all classes gain specialized paths at level 3, unlike previous versions where some classes offered these options earlier. This means you need to invest more heavily in a class to effectively multiclass, and this list focuses on the best options within the revised 2024 rules.
Brooklyn Nine-Nine, a comedy that ran from 2013 to 2019, is easily one of the best sitcoms of recent years. The show stars Andy Samberg, Stephanie Beatriz, Terry Crews, and the late Andre Braugher, and follows the quirky detectives of Brooklyn’s 99th Precinct. This includes the confident Jake Peralta, the perfectionist Amy Santiago, the intimidating Rosa Diaz, the well-meaning but awkward Charles Boyle, the family-oriented Terry Jeffords, and the hilariously inept Scully and Hitchcock. Together, they form a uniquely offbeat team that needs to shape up when the stern and straightforward Captain Raymond Holt arrives.
Many Pokémon fans haven’t been happy with recent games, and Game Freak, the company that makes them, has faced criticism. That’s why it was surprising to many when they learned Game Freak was also the studio behind Beast of Reincarnation. After years of associating the company with the distinctive look of Pokémon games, the more realistic 3D style of Beast of Reincarnation came as a bit of a shock. Despite this, I’m really looking forward to seeing what the game offers.
Some TV shows truly excel at telling epic love stories – whether it’s about impossible romances, long-lost connections, or relationships that defy time. Here are seven of the best romantasy shows from the 21st century that any fan of the genre will love.
Currently, Wonder Man is a huge hit for Marvel. Data from FlixPatrol shows it’s the most popular show on Disney+ worldwide, beating out The Beauty and significantly outperforming the third-ranked show, Tell Me Lies. But there’s more to the story than just those numbers.
These stories don’t rely on dramatic rescues or simple happy endings. Instead, they explore difficult themes like loss, regret, and how easily things can fall apart. Even after you finish watching, a certain mood lingers. You might not rewatch them frequently, but you’ll likely remember the unsettling feeling of how real the story seemed.
The new Disney+ show Wonder Man features a rule called the Doorman Clause. This is a law created for Hollywood that prevents anyone with superpowers from working on film and television sets. It’s enforced by a government agency called the Department of Damage Control (DDOC), which is why it’s considered an official act.
Often, the initial effort is worth it. After you become familiar with how an anime unfolds and tells its story, you’ll likely find it more engaging and imaginative. You’ll begin to appreciate the depth of the characters and the underlying ideas. An anime that initially seemed confusing can eventually become a favorite, showing that sometimes all you need is a little patience and an open mind.
Just to clarify, we’re only including characters who first appeared as superheroes, and we’re judging their importance based on how much of an influence they had during their time and on Marvel’s overall history. While it’s easy to argue about what exactly makes a superhero, for this list, we’re looking for characters who actively fought crime and had some kind of recognizable costume or appearance. Having a secret identity isn’t necessary, but it’s a plus. Now that we’ve covered that, let’s go back to the beginning with Timely Comics.
Most Final Fantasy games are excellent, but a few haven’t quite lived up to expectations. Titles like the often-criticized (but now appreciated) Final Fantasy XIII and my personal favorite, the controversial Final Fantasy XV, have had their detractors. However, no game receives as much negativity as Final Fantasy 7: Dirge of Cerberus, a spin-off intended to expand on the story of FF7. I believe this negativity isn’t deserved, and with the game celebrating its 20th anniversary, it’s worth another look.