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i'm curious, won't the inflated asking price of the museum work against him in the bankruptcy case?

this thread has reminded me that my single best and worst gaming experiences were with the same game, 'wraith: the oblivion,' and how each was as good/bad as it was because of the rules, themselves, more than just the players.

i've got one big box full of 'pathfinder' 2e and another big box of 'starfinder' stuff and i'll never play either one (and will hopefully be getting rid of them, soon.) that being said! i have a number of games that i will probably never play again but i like them enough to keep them (and...

i most often find it harder to get people to WANT to learn a new system than it is for them to learn it.

[/MEDIA] can we get a summation for those of us. ot currently able to watch?

oh, this can only end well.

this is one of the books that make me feel really sore re: the storyteller's vault not allowing for pod.

please don't give them any ideas.

has anyone involved with all of this said anything at all re: ernie's health issues?

can someone give the bullet points on that video for those of us who can't currently watch it?

(never mind.)

the two i most enjoy are those found in 'dungeon crawl classics' and 'ars magica' (which, funny enough, feel incredibly oppositeional to each other in some ways while being very sort of philosophically aligned.)

ah, thanks.

can someone unpack this for those of us that don't have the time or inclination to watch long videos?

it's been my go to rules system for horror games of all sorts for decades, now, and i haven't used anything from the 'mythos' in most of that time (and we just switch 'sanity' for whatever is most setting appropriate.)

there's a few here that i was unaware of! (and i remember seeing 'nightlife' and being fascinated by it, at the time, but never grabbed it so i might have to start looking.)

i DESPERATELY wish there were a print version of this.

with food, i usually cook dinner for the table but folks chip in with ingredients. as to the games, themselves, i generally try to have at least one copy of whatever rules set we're using for the table (the cost of which is usually split by the players) and a bowl full of dice but folks still...

looking through my old copy of the 'chill' rulebook and remembering how much affection i have for it (even with its flaws) has led me to wonder: what horror rpgs have you loved that aren't explicitly derived from hpl and company or 'world/chronicles of darkness?'

being a jerk and a bigot isn't a mental illness.