Super cool. Would love some sort of side view of it. Do you ever commission artists (or you yourself) to create exterior or interior drawings of your buildings? Non-map drawings?
In the same vein, when you get 10,000 people who are raised in a culture of singing football anthems, you get this hair-raising performance of one of my favorite punk songs... I say 10,000 because apparently Pennywise wasn't headliner at Gampel Open Air 2006
I always always ALWAYS have time to watch and listen to this live performance in Newtown Sydney Australia with Ian and Guy chatting with the crowd and laying down Fugazi's political stance straight up, Guy's awesome impromptu (probably) piano intro, and the woman who does the first stage dive
Al Foster, jazz drummer for Miles Davis and many others, dead at 82 https://www.npr.org/2025/05/29/nx-s1-5415883/al-foster-drummer-miles-davis-sonny-rollins
I'm just not interested in actually backing almost any crowd-funds at all. Part of it's a funds thing; part of it's looking at my shelves of unread and unplayed games I backed; and part of it is a bit of "I think I'm good" when it comes to new systems or even 5e stuff. And part of it is that...
Taking the pledge numbers and dividing that into the total pledge number of World's Largest Dungeon gives us an average pledge value of $428.50 give or take.
Wow.
Decided to just skip across all the other books in my tbr pile straight to A Wizard of Earthsea.
Sadly I can no longer read the text in the map; but having a photo of it now I can expand it.
Earbud for size reference
I don't remember when I started my print subscription of the comic buyers guide, but his column was always one of the high points when it would show up every week
We started with Holmes box D&D, with the AD&D Monster Manual for monsters (I don't think the PHB had been released, or at least at age 12 we hadn't sourced it yet). I know by high school I owned the Traveller LBBs; but I don't recall ever actually playing it in a group - but do remember having a...