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I am beginning to think that despite all this great art, I should proceed directly to Dukk Borg.

Looking at that glorious legionnaire duck, I would say I'm having the opposite reaction.

This is fantastic.

Clearly it is Hillsfar 2.

It's deceptive! If Tom Wham had anything to do with it, it was great!

There's just never going to be enough time to watch every movie, read every book, and play every game. It's probably healthy that you are realistic about your expectations, if anything! That said, I like to read RPGs I might never play for the lore or the mechanics, just to see it. As a...

You might not even need a special skill. Just walk behind the previous, ill-fated folks and waltz into the now exposed/triggered/harmless traps and avoid the now obvious spikes and ignore the now triggered dart throwers, taking everything the corpses have on them. I guess that's how trap reset...

Delicious in Dungeon has those cool ecology sections, but it is ALSO an example of "a Wizard did it" as dungeons in the setting are an actual magical effect that can be created and maintained (I think they also imply that they can be naturally occurring).

I've tried to be good about coming up with terrible things to happen on 1s but I can't always think of clever things. I definitely do the "critical success on a 20" with skill checks that a few people find anathema.

Definitely where I first saw a lot of both of their artwork.

Nice Chris Foss cover* *pretty sure it's Chris Foss... EDIT: It's actually Angus McKie. I knew I'd seen that weird swan-necked ship in a lot of books that also had Chris Foss stuff, but it's not his.

My understanding is that it's kind of a retroclone of TMNT, but I haven't picked it up yet, so that's all the help I can give.

Ah, thanks for mentioning the SRD. I should check that out.

I would say that "fighter" has a very strong imprint in my mental RPG lexicon that I probably wouldn't associate it with what they are associating it with. Maybe it's a me problem, but I assume it's a common one. Hardly the end of the world, of course.

What he's saying is that Squadron Supreme is Marvel's version of the Justice League with the numbers filed off (which it is).

Wow, that's wild even for Erol Otis.

Oooh, even if I don't play it ever, I want this. I loved the lore for Starfinder.

A wizard did it.

I'm still learning this DM thing, but unless anyone tries to appraise, I just tell them what sort of gem it is. I assume the values given are always the prices they'd get from a fair dealer (indicating the gems are worth more, but unless they want to set themselves up as their own...

The Mutants in the... series really intrigues me, but as I recall, we only ever rolled up characters for the Palladium games and never played them. Not that that necessarily means we didn't have fun with the books.