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Really? Mod Edit: Off-color joke removed, sorry. ~Umbran Erm, wait. No. Moving on... EDIT: Sorry Umbran, I won't do it again. Well, I probably will, and you'll have to correct me again. ;)

Now do the dwarves! And follow it up with that other classic, Snow Dwarf and the Seven Wights!

Kobold Press just keeps trying to pick my pocket... nasty, nasty koboldses!

I'm okay with OSE; it's generally easier to convert to 5E, anyway.

Tempted... tempted... But I'll wait for their AIME 2E kickstarter. :)

Man, Muspelhell is tempting... :)

Ah, I remember looking at it on the shelves at B&N back when I was 13... it looked fascinating, but that was also a period of my life when my parents weren't letting me bring home any RPG books (when I was 11, they threw out all my D&D books as they thought it was teaching me racism and hate)...

Glad to know I'm not the only guy who feels this way! I love everything else about the game, but that's put me off from actually bringing it to the table. And yet, since I use digital dice rollers behind the screens, it certainly doesn't stop me from borrowing lots of tables from DCC sources -...

We all want that Moria Book... and we've been waiting, what, five years now for it? :)

I had quite a bit of the On The Edge CCG... though the only thing I can remember about it now is that there was a card with a "nihilistic talking dog" with a cigarette hanging out of his mouth. I've wanted to run a nihilistic talking dog PC as a character in some RPG ever since.

Jeremy Irons was the only good part of the D&D movie. The man plays villains with such relish... But I would put the movie from 20 years ago out of mind; it's not even relevant. It was by an untested young director with a relatively modest budget. These days, after the D&D boom of the last few...

If you're playing in Midgard and are having trouble with Skein Witches, a Deck of Many Things can be handy to have around - just being within 30 ft of one causes them (the witches, that is) to be annihilated!

The Psalms are great, yes, but better for dipping in slowly. I've never been one for reading massive chunks of poetry in one sitting, though - better savored and contemplated a little at a time.

"So, I was working on this furry Judas/Mary story the other... ::smote by lightning bolt::"

Books I couldn't get into: The Sword of Truth series. Just atrociously bad writing, and nothing grabbed me about it at all. A Song of Fire and Ice series. Tried to read the first book... maybe just not my kind of fantasy. The Baroque Cycle. I'm an obsessive Neal Stephenson fan - and yet, I...

Speaking as a non-Christian who loves the Bible as literature: The Bible isn't a book, it's a collection of books, written in different languages over a period spanning nearly a millenium, and it was ordered the way it was for doctrinal and pedagogical purposes, not for being an enjoyable read...

The Total Party Kill Bestiaries Vol 1. and 2 are pretty great, too, if you're trying to challenge PCs above 10th level. :)

I'm sure that D&D books and sets now being staples of the book and toy sections of Target has a fair bit to do with it; never underestimate the psychological impact of putting the product front and center rather than hiding it back with the sci-fi novels in a typical bookstore. Between that and...

Of course someone is doing it - Purple Duck Games, with their Porphyra RPG: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/238023/Porphyra-Roleplaying-Game?src=hottest_filtered You're welcome. :)

Never push your mother while she's shaving. Man who walks sideways through airport going to Bangkok. You can know the difference between an oral and a rectal thermometer by taste, but I'd recommend you choose a different method.