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That Monsters, Aliens, and Holes in the Ground book looks very interesting. One more thing to get :)

I like the premise of Unglorious. The art style is definitely something different. Something for me to watch.

For me, the ships and exploration challenges are the parts I am most interested in.

I just received the following email from Evil Genius Games: It looks like they came to some sort of agreement.

I remember the combat computer. I found it very useful in my games.

This game has been on my radar for a while. I love the concept of heroes and villains banding together to defeat an even bigger threat. I will most likely pledge for it once the campaign opens.

Why do people keep coming up with cool RPG books, novels, comics, and board games? I will have to rent an apartment just to store my games and books. What a horrible first world problem. 😱

I love that painting :love:

I thought this might be of interest to some of you. It's a publicity for Cheestrings. The CNESST, an agency that oversees health and safety in the workplace in Quebec has released a cool publicity with a mind flayer, goblins, and a dragon...

I had that issue and I remember playing a lot of File 13. It was a great issue. I remember I found the anatomical drawing of the piercer very interesting and a bit gross.

I backed the Winnie the Pooh adventure. It's way too cute for a one shot to pass it by.

Yes, I backed it too. I'm looking forward to the Kaiju battle rules and the combo attacks (plus the monk too of course :)).

Looking forward to opening the box and playing the game!

I also wonder how dangerous the raygun is. I'm guessing it's a lot. I'm pretty sure you will need a permit to have it and I don't have one. So another reason not to get it. Looks like I backed at the right level 😱

I have backed the game but just for the rulebook. I don't have the means to get the raygun.

Very, very cool. I know exactly where to use it in my campaign :devilish:

It definitely makes me feel old but brings back fond memories.

They have a free quickstart guide on their website. This can give a better idea of what the game entails.

Looking at the cover, it seems like it was the first one I bought too :) The board game was cool and I remember liking the assassin's run adventure.

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