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For those of us who dodged parents, teachers, and the uber-religious kids during the Satanic Panic™ this is surreal. "And the meek* shall inherit the Earth." *Nerds :geek:

Over the Edge, revised as others have noted. Amber Diceless. Reprint the two existing books and print JasonDurall's Rebma book for the first time.

I have the books but have only skimmed them so far. The artwork is mostly outstanding.

How many sessions of HoL did you play?

Eh... but Rowdy Roddy Piper (the other guy in that video) was a wrestling legend.

I've been running a Planejammer campaign for 14 months. It's a good fit.

By this, do they mean "buy this book"? :unsure:

As I constantly tell myself "Something is better than nothing."

Avoided annoying (and helpful) NPC.

I've been running my Planejammer campaign for over a year now. Will there be anything in this that I can use? Spelljammer didn't have much; everything in it I could have adapted from 2E. But I will buy it because I love Planescape.

A good friend of mine ran Blood Bowl tournaments at a local game store. He's got at least eight full teams plus refs, cheerleaders, and other props. It's a fun game.

Innate Sorcery for the Sorcerer at Level One Having played a sorcerer through Storm King's Thunder, this looks wonderful to me. Missing often sucked so much that I soon only cast Fireball/Lightning Bolt and Magic Missile in combat.

Oops. I should have read the first post first. o_O

A player in the campaign I'm currently running paid for AI art for a month. She's created a couple dozen portraits of NPC's which I couldn't otherwise easily create: a witch with blue skin, green hair, and chromatic roses all over; a half-elf/half-orc; a giff watermelon merchant; etc. It's...

Boring travel? No. PC silenced.

A campaign I played in, Roll20 dynamic lighting worked for the DM but nobody else. That was very frustrating. It took a few sessions to resolve because she was certain we just weren't using it correctly.

Ugh. We've all played with that guy. :(

How could you tell that the rats were angry? :unsure:

I lived in Manhattan for several years. New York pizza is extra greasy, cheap, and spineless. The Chicago-style pizza in my hometown (Portland, Oregon, USA) is not deep dish--and it's great.

Pete Townsend's solo version of "Behind Blue Eyes" is better than any Who version of the same song.