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I think I should mention that Spiritualism is an officially recognised religion (at least in the UK). Ergo, criticising it's beliefs are...

There is more to it than that. There is technical quality and ranged of techniques, which is objectively measurable. Those images you...

"Better" is a very relative concept. The book covers aren't bad per se. The artist, Billy Christian, is really competent and know how to...

Blake-7 was very popular in the Anglosphere, even if it only got limited runs in the US and elsewhere. So given the ENWorlds demographic...

Actually that’s Blakes 7.

Some more thoughts on classic Traveller adventures. Research Station Gamma (Adventure 2). This was a mission based adventure, in the...

I didn't realise how cheep the digital book was.

If you look at the classic Traveller adventure Twilight's Peak (Adventure 3, 1980) it assumes the players are doing these things, whilst...

The book is listed as $60, these are listed as $15. Last time I taught maths that was a quarter, not a half.

It's as different as D&D and WH40K are. Now, most of my D&D players also like WH40K, so the assumption that there is a big overlap...

I've been tricked by a string of unrelated people across several places online insisting that anyone who liked Baldur's Gate 3 would...

Well, I just think if they'd been clearer that it was an evolution rather than a retcon, perhaps fewer people would have kicked up a fuss.

I mean, I agree in principle. But I don’t think chivalrous knight was really an archetype in need of filling. The Banneret doesn’t feel...

Lame and pointless. This looks to be following in the tradition of the first PDK as a subclass that will never be played, while PDK...

Just because you wrote about it doesn’t make it not a steaming pile of horse manure. The person who commissions the art can describe to...