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I'd also say that the quality of games is better now than it has ever been. Both the NSR and the post-post-Forge character driven games...

To go with the minis the artwork is pretty amazing too. I print a lot of battle maps out on a couple of pages of A3 because I don’t...

On Drive Thru RPG We have several hundred out of print products available in pdf for a cut price rate of a few dollars each Something we...

Nerds have never had so many options. TTRPGS, digital tools, online options, FLGS and board game cafes...people - normies! - just...

I love the fact that the wider Forgotten Realms have been detailed for 5e - particularly Calimsham and the Dalelands - and brought into...

I admit this happens to me pretty often. I think it's true of most people. Also see: Rosy retrospection.

First, my credentials - I was born in the North (north of Chester!) but have lived in the South basically all my life. Secondly, for...

VTT's are by far the best thing to happen to TTRPGs. It opens up the possibility of playing with people you simply couldn't before...

I can, and do, look back to playing as a kid in the late 1970s/early 80s, with glasses that are tinted with a whole garden of roses...

This there is so much available these days from systems, adventures to maps its easy to find something of interest. Even more so with...

Thew strongest sign that These Are The Good Days is the openness and inclusivity of the hobby. More voices, more perspectives, and more...

I'm trying to find the reference where in a rugby game the ball struck a spectators dog and the referee had to make a ruling as to...

It was actually Southampton Uni, so your dog would have been welcome……if he’d been around in the early 1980s!

Fortunately not my dog. He would join in. Ball you say? Mine!

A couple of friends of mine have had much more enthusiastic reactions to the phrase “I fenced for Oxford” than was justified.