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Seriously, X-Pectorates could make a good campaign frame. Some sort of mash up of X-Men, InsPectres, and Yaoi manga. "He hocks exploding loogies; he projectile-cries acid tears: They're detectives!" (This is what I mean by projectile tears...)

exculpates and expectorates

Just got twelve months from library - looking forward to opening the spoilers in this thread later this week. Just have to finish current vol of Rivers of London.

Pls be sensitive of spoilers on Twelve Months, some of us are still waiting to get our hands on a copy (6 people in front of me at the library!). Thank you to everyone who has covered important discussions with the forum's spoiler tools

I have to imagine your library fines on those books now are staggering ;-)

Hellworld Heists seems cool.

You get what everyone gets, a life time. Or more like 525960 minutes. How you prioritize them is a you question. Me, I spend altogether too much time playing games and even more time on ENWorld...

It's cause @talien is an rpg-druid, so can only play in true neutral spaces...

Just coming in orthogonal, but I think of D&D as a vibe. It's a mashup of Critical Role, Stranger Things, the six funny and 1 (or 3) "normal - aka Monopoly" dice, Baldur's Gate 3, settings, nostalgia, and ALL the various ways people roleplay where they do a tavern scene or a locked door scene or...

But, on the note of the Rivers of London books, just finished Foxglove Summer, which I believe is the 5th book in the series. Foxglove Summer was actually pretty good, and now that I'm at the mid-way point of what's out so far, unless Aaronovitch really craps out, I'm in to the end of what's...

Well he's a cop in the "magic" division of the London Police. And they like to keep the "magic" hidden from the public, because if the public thought magic was real, then the police would have more work to do, and even worse, more paperwork to fill out. So doing magic in broad daylight where he...

That's a bummer. I imagine they would allow his videos to be hosted; but wouldn't feed their algorithm with them.

guess - proficiency?

No, I meant the other way around - Ravnica, Candlekeep (although the adventure was meh), Theros. And apparently folks liked the Lorwyn content on dndbeyond.

Ooooooh... Now that's intriguing for those of us who have liked the MtG sourcebooks, and maybe even for others too. Or at least it's intriguing to me.