Fantasy RPGs With Magic Systems Better Than The Elder Scrolls

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Many fans consider Morrowind to have the strongest magic system in The Elder Scrolls series, thanks to its detailed spell creation tools that let players truly feel like powerful mages. Later games, like Oblivion and Skyrim, simplified this system, with Skyrim ultimately removing the ability to create custom spells. However, even Morrowind isn’t necessarily the best magic system ever – several other games offer comparable or even more impressive magical experiences.

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The 15 most anticipated movies of 2026

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In 2025, family-friendly movies were the biggest hits worldwide. Among our favorites were the films Sinners, Weapons, and One Battle After Another. Superhero movies did okay, with Superman and Fantastic Four: First Steps performing decently. However, we expect superhero films to be hugely successful again in 2026 with the release of Spider-Man: Brand New Day and Avengers: Doomsday, potentially earning over a billion dollars.

21 most anticipated games of 2026

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No matter what kind of games you enjoy – whether it’s action-packed fighting games or games you can play again and again like roguelikes – there are already tons of options available.

2026: It’s Gonna Be HUGE! (Maybe)

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They dragged in Tom Orlik, a chief economist (whatever that is), Mario Parker, a guy who watches politics (like we don’t all!), and Parmy Olson, a columnist obsessed with those robot overlords – AI!

SpongeBob’s Box Office Struggle Is Bad News for Nickelodeon

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The latest SpongeBob movie didn’t make a huge amount of money, which isn’t surprising considering how long the series has been around. While the franchise has a loyal fanbase, its age could be working against it. The crowded movie market in December 2025, and initial reactions to the film, also played a role. Plus, with the rise of streaming services, SpongeBob‘s dominance in entertainment might be fading.

Kiyosaki’s Silver Shock! 😱

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Kiyosaki, in a recent pronouncement delivered via the modern-day equivalent of a town crier (that’s social media, you see), has warned that this upward lurch in silver’s price is a rather ominous sign. Seems he believes it points towards a regrettable decline in the value of the American Dollar, which is, as anyone with a modicum of sense knows, rather inconvenient if one wishes to purchase things. He frames it as a boon for those clever enough to have invested in precious metals – a slightly smug sentiment, if you ask me – and a thoroughly bad show for those of us still clutching onto perfectly good, but apparently depreciating, legal tender. 💸