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I feel like this line really needs to be highlighted. I'm not certain how much I trust them... but it's definitely interesting that he's...

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I generally believe in believing in things (and people), so sure - why not ghosts? That sounds flippant, but I just like to allow room...

Also a logical fallacy known as “god of the gaps”. I don’t understand it, therefore it is magic/god/ghosts/aliens etc. it’s actually...

TTRPG books are massively undervalued. The profit margins are non-existent, and creators get paid less than minimum wage for a book...

I recently noticed that the Player Core and GM Core for Starfinder 2 are $70 each. That's $140 for basically the same material that was...

None. In 5E, so many classes have healing features that I simply don't bother.

One thing I realized reading this thread... you people are (almost) all kind of young :D I'm 66 (67 in 3 months) by the way.

Compared to whom?

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I've never thought about this before, but it makes sense. The fleeting nature of treasure, and the curse of wanting treasure or power...

Yes, it's definitely got aspects of that. LotR also has a lot of horror aspects, primarily brought in via Tolkien's World War I...

My dad read the hobbit to me when I was about 8 years old. Riddles in the Dark was a formative experience. I tackled Lord of the Rings...

Good point. In which case, I kinda suspect cyberpunk to have a pretty big influence, as that's even more popular in video game circles...