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If you have a corner where the shelf can be placed in you can think about getting the corner modules for it. They are not as wide as the standard modules so there you could put in the really heavy stuff like all the hardcovers and the fully stuffed box sets. Edit says: Right is the standard...

True, I store the really heavy stuff in my USM Shelves in my office room. I'm just glad I was able to buy some of those shelves off a company I worked at for a very reasonable price. Those things will probably outlive me and my grand children without taking a dent and they will still look like...

IKEA Billy. I think there are enough options in that system to fit all your storage needs. At least around here IKEA is one of the cheapest ways to get acceptable quality stuff. It might not look like Rolf Benz but it does the job.

Yup, For Kickstarter the same rules apply as for anything else you can get from the internet: - use yer brain - if certain sums are involved do some background research - look out for things that smell bad and avoid them - always be cautious because it's "the internet"

Cuteness ensues! I hope those minis look as gorgeous in real hi-def 3D as they do on paper.

In my view WotC should not really concern themselves with other publishers too much. The wizards should recognize their competition and calculate them into their business plans and that's it. In fact they should concentrate on their products only and spend the money they have on them as...

I respect the reviewers opinion though I have to put the question whether his verdict so far did not result from a "not so good" DM paired with the wrong expectations towards 5e. Aside from this I have to agree with the reviewer that at some of the classes look overpowered. Can't comment more...

Yes! It is over, thank the mother! Now I have to go and weep over my empty wallet...

Bwaaaaa! Another option to sink money into :.-( STOP IT

In the last few hours there was about 1000$ per minute in pledges. If this keeps going like that with some more then they will make that. It seems crazy but somehow possible; and I would not be surprised if they go even higher than that. Some days ago I said they would not reach 1.7 mil.... oh...

I am just thankful that they don't do any options anymore. Otherwise I'd still be there upping my pledge one more time after one more time. :-S

I can think of mainly three main reasons that the people rise up and swing their pitchforks: 1. Oppressing ruler/system Folks don't like their government anymore either because it has a bloody hand towards them or it is too greedy and wealth is shared between the ruling class (French...

While sifting through the Kindle store I've stumbled over "Rivers of London: PC Grant Book 1" by Ben Aaronovitch Rivers of London (novel) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia and so far I am having a really good time reading through it. Aaronovitch does a very fine job to mix magic and arcana...

We're playing Castles & Crusades since shortly after it was released. It's a nice AD&D retro clone with some interesting twists and we plan to continue playing it. But 5e could eventually pull us over once it is released given from what I saw so far.

Whenever I hear the word "toolbar" my instincts tell me to run a malware remover at once, followed by a full scan of my system, topped by some voodoo dancing to scare away the evil spirits.

I find it interesting that librarians are specially mentioned in the text. Not being from the US, are libraries an important factor for RPGs over there?

This is so wrong in so many ways...it kills brain cells!

Because our group never would give up rolling dice to create a character (see my post above). And trust me, we have enough sub 7 stats on our group's char sheets.

Strange enough when we rolled PCs for our last campaign I offered point buy as an option but they just stared at me like I'd lost my senses. For them rolling up characters is a ritual that they never would give up because it's awesome fun to sit together at the table and roll up new characters...