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MNblockhead reacted to Dannyalcatraz's post in the thread Pineapple Express: Someone Is Wrong on the Internet? with Like.
Well, AKSHUALLY…
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MNblockhead reacted to Umbran's post in the thread Pineapple Express: Someone Is Wrong on the Internet? with Haha.
Right after we gave ourselves the concept of pedantry, I reckon.
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MNblockhead reacted to not-so-newguy's post in the thread D&D General The D&D Memes Thread with Haha.
If Lord of the Rings was set in Krynn instead of Middle Earth
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MNblockhead replied to the thread Free Lovecraftian inspirations - You can use them in Your own game?scenario for free.Thanks for putting this together, great resource for sparking ideas for CoC games!
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From Shannon Applecline. Kristin Vermilya is an audio reporter working on the history of TTRPGs. She's going to be interviewing Lee...
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MNblockhead reacted to Doctor Futurity's post in the thread Goodbye to Alarums and Excursions APA with Like.
Sorry to hear, though also amazed to know it went so long. I subscribed back in the mid eighties and loved every issue, it was in...
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MNblockhead reacted to Autumnal's post in the thread Goodbye to Alarums and Excursions APA with Like.
A&E started within a year of D&D being published, in 1974, as non-RPG players in Apa-L, the apa for the LA Science Fantasy Society, got...
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Oh man, have they already stopped selling the back issues in PDF? I've picked up a few dozen over time, but I guess I need to scrape...
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MNblockhead reacted to Alzrius's post in the thread Goodbye to Alarums and Excursions APA with Like.
It's humbling to see a major staple of the tabletop RPG world ending. Major props to Lee Gold for keeping such a legendary newsletter...
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I’ve mentioned it before but I think some of the discussions we’re having right now would have fit in there decades ago! You will be missed.
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Go online. There are hordes of players looking for a reliable weekly game. I run obscure, even OOP settings mated to obscurer crunchy...
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I took ran\ run for coworkers. I rolled off 5e because no one could be bothered to read the handbook or their class. So we'll do...
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It can be rough looking back and seeing ones love for something dry up. Enjoy some time away from it, at least in the way you had it...