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Oh, that's great! I have the original, but I can't wait to see this.

Chris Wooding’s Tales of the Ketty Jay series of fantasy diesel punk novels.

I don't play 5E, but I like the concept. Especially because it sounds like an entree at a Hawaiian restaurant.

Yeah, I thought it was terrific, too. I can't believe it did so poorly at the box office--it deserved better.

In my experience, the player is trying to outmaneuver an adversarial GM. Whether that GM is actually present varies from table to table.

We all tend to express things in game mechanics around the table--everybody enjoys the nuts and bolts of it. But if the GM has a different interpretation of something, or decides to houserule it on the fly, that becomes the new mechanic. For that session at least.

I enjoyed this game a great deal. Maybe Victory Games's James Bond 007 RPG was more innovative, but Top Secret: SI had a solid, dependable system that ran fast and smooth. A great improvement over its somewhat clunky predecessor, which was my first roleplaying game. TSR's other historical...

"...to each according to his need."

Shipwrecked, here come zombies, RUN!

Write in a book?! If I or my filth-fingered players have been eating pizza or nachos, nobody can even TOUCH the book. Maybe I'll throw a stickynote in there, if I'm feeling daffy.

"Eyepatch, please don't shoot the boss in the nuts. Thanks."

Masterful satire, my dear fellow. Bravo!

I want to check this out, but I really need to catch up on the '10 Things You Didn't Know About Return of the Jedi' first. Otherwise I'll be baffled.

And now, at the two hour mark, it's over $400K. Everything's unlocked.

I'd go straight Jack Kirby New Gods style: larger-than-life good aliens trying to protect this primitive fantasy world from the villainous machinations of evil robots. Don't forget the on-the-nose names, like Prince Virtuon, Lord Sreelheart, Whiz-Kid, Wylde Dogg, etc.

I could live without the bookmarks and ribbons, but I’d sure like that adventure generator and those extra adversary cards...

Yeah, that thing's bad news. The damage inflicted by its Hellfire Breath (5d6!) could be a party-killer all by itself, not to mention the debilitating curse it inflicts. I feel bad for my Seasoned PCs who're gonna have to face it some moonless night on a windswept shore. Yeah, just awful...

Looks like they’re forging something... precious.