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Bingo. D&D was produced by Americans for an American audience. In the 1970s, TSR was happy to sell to foreign markets when they could...

I am at a point where I care about print size more than page size. I prefer that smaller books not be so thick that they have no hope...

Backwards compatibility was always about marketing, about presenting 5.5 as the "same game" as 5e. So the survey responses never...

I feel like we've been in the age of D&D like games for just about the entirety of the last 25 years. At least since the Great d20 Glut...

Yeah. PEG does scifi cards, fantasy cards, and so on, but they don't have a set that fits the specific western/scifi/horror mix that is...

I hate using those because it takes players a while before they can stop thinking about what the card is before just knowing it...

PEG, Inc. does produce their own cards for use with Savage Worlds. They're larger than a standard deck of cards which is actually kind...

We are an unreliable partner at best and an actively hostile entity at worse. The current administration made actually made a deal with...

I don't have any problem with anyone making bank. If they're making a ton of profit off something they could have sold me for much...

Lumber is a major industry down here in Arkansas as well and we even have a few paper mills. I'm not sure if it's the right wood for...

Radroaches are hard to hit.

Honestly, it's not something I really worry about either. I've never really looked at a game and said, "That's way too fantastical, I...

I prefer a mostly down to Earth setting with the more fantastical elements not playing a major role in the day-to-day lives of regular...

Can confirm and I'm just a crummy miniatures painter. The brush strokes left behind do not correspond to the image we see. At least...

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