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(shrugs) I take it is a performance, albeit a good one. The show is what you get when Hollywood Land produces shows like those on TGWTT or Agony Booth.

Have you heard of comicbookgirl19? She's got a high energy geeky show on YouTube where she, with her tats and pink hair, talks about comics and genre movies. Granted I am 99% certain it is all highly scripted, produced by committee and she's probably not actually a geek. However, it a fun...

I would go to Mars if they let me buy up vast tracks of Martian property that I could later sell to developers. And if they let me name things after myself.

Have you ever used time travel in a game, or been part of a game where time travel was used? How did it go? What do you think of it? Would you do it again?

Suitably downbeat.

The new Star Trek trailer looks more up-beat than the other trailers. And rebooted Trek is just action adventure, not science fiction. However, it is good and high energy action adventure.

What are your favorite aspects of "fluff" in an RPG book? What are the best ways to present "fluff" in an RPG book? What are aspects of "fluff" in an RPG book you dislike? What are the worst ways to present "fluff" in an RPG book?

That is a fair assessment. I've made a version with better sound and hope to upload it tomorrow (March 14th).

No sir, I don't like it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wUDSuSd7XT8

I attempted to post a review thread but I kept getting a timing error. Now there are several empty thread over there. Please take them down.

Blast it. I meant Durkon.

Who else is rooting for the Manadrin?

It has been a long time since I read it, but wasn't Belkar predicted to return home posthumously and that his return would be a disaster for his people?

Joffery is still my favorite character.

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What do you want from a new game book? Let us say you are in a game shop and see if a new "setting book." For purposes of this question, this hypothetical book is not setting neutral, but fill-in the blank setting. Namely, whatever setting you like or want to see applied to a new setting. So...

You are welcome.

Maybe I am the only one who wishes Greyjoy had burned the real Stark boys, included the crippled one. (shrug) My only problem with the book is it take G.R.R. Martin forever to get to the damned point. He, like Stephen King, writes things two or three times longer than they need to be.

morrus@hotmail.com I will try again the next time I have a new episode.