D'oh! Sorry, mixed it up...

Provolone sounds exciting! Will try it some day.

Whisky or Whiskey?

Whiskey of course. Whisky is an adverb and sounds as if the beverage was whisked stiff.

Godzilla or alien invasion?

Alien Invasion.


Krumkake or Crêpe?

Crêpe, even better if it's a galette.

Supernova or Blackhole?

Black hole, because they're less dangerous and last longer; also a black hole can be used to quickly (relative to the traveler) travel into the future (but not back!).

For an RPG, jack-of-all-trades or overspecialized characters? (Might make a topic about this, actually.)

"MAHAMAN or MALOR? (For those not familiar with those spells, the former lets you teleport anywhere, while the latter is the Wizardry equivalent of Wish, capable of producing powerful effects (including reviving multiple characters) at the cost of a level.)"

You accidentally switched them around in the explanation, saying the former (ie. the first spell, mahaman) is the teleport, and the latter (the second spell, malor) is the wish spell, so that's why he thought MAHAMAN is the teleport.
Jack-of-all trades! I love it when you can be a jack of all trades and the best in several areas as well at the same time, like in TES or Baldur's Gate 1 when multi-classing.

Naruto or Boruto?

Oops! Thanks for pointing that out.

(I just edited the post to fix the mistake.)

Edit: Of course, this post had a mistake of its own; I wrote "ffor" when I meant "for".

The first one is a blond ninja, and the second one is... a blond ninja. I choose the first one.

Glass Cannon or Tank?

Probably tank, provided the tank is focused on being easily healed after taking damage rather than negating damage entirely.

Damage spells or healing spells?

Damage spells!

Tears or laughter?

But damage spells are *boring*!

Laughter... Because it can be a natural reliever of stress.

Rain or Snow ?.

Rain because it doesn't stick around the way snow does. (Also, cities and towns in climates where snow is not likely to stick around tend to be rather poor about handling snow, and can be basically shut down by a small amount of it.)

Do you prefer:
* Skill points gained at level-up, or
* Skills increase based off actions?

Morrowind's hopping is a great example why skill increase based off actions is a bad idea.

Rolls with poppy seeds or sesame?

What kind of rolls are they? Sweet rolls?

If they're sweet, I'd probably go for the poppy seeds, given that they're actually processed (eg. a paste or baked) rather than sprinkled with actual poppy seeds. Otherwise I'd just go for the sesame.

Pillars of Eternity or Kingmaker?