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Choose better conversations? :)

i plan to do the same too, and will work out how much I skip as I go along.

Thanks. :)

I’d reject the dichotomy, having learned a little bit about the conservation and restoration of art and architecture. Pool and also having lived in Portland, OR, and seen the evolution of the work to protect and then restore the main library to modern safety standards. There’s basically never...

It does suggest a possibly entertaining campaign where the PCs get vast XP for all the dangerous places they don’t go… …and the light dawns. This is a Flashman/Caiaphis Cain campaign.

This looks really breeding. Might work well dropped into Ultraviolet Grasslands, as well as modern settings.

Here you go. I owe it some updates. https://www.enworld.org/threads/high-quality-systemless-books.713310/

how has that gone for you?

Whoa. I’m a big fan of Jesse’s work. Gotta check that out.

That still leaves a lot of great work, of course.

For those who dig such things: Audible is having one of its periodic sales on Warhammer audiobooks. Pretty much the whole Black Library catalog is $4-7 this month, at least for members.

Thanks. :) Her brother Moonrise is a tuxedo boy with a big white blaze on his belly.

Sunset is having a great day. And because she’s is a very loving cat, she’s happy to share the relaxation vibe with those in need.

100% right on, @MGibster William Goldman said it of movies, with orders of magnitude more audience and money: “Nobody knows anything”, when it comes to what will succeed, or why anything has succeeded. It’s true to varying degrees of every field where there are new products, probably. But in...

I do this with a bunch of systems i curious about but not curious enough to spend money on. Free looks are fun. People are doing a lot of neat things that happen not to be for me personally right now.

Whoops, yes. https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/456053/elegy

That’s true. But the world is not poorer off for having fewer people - of any sort - starving in it. That seems brutally callous more than, I dunno, snarky or something.

The humor value of this is diminished when you know people who’ve had chronic health problems exacerbated by malnutrition, while they had the misfortune to make a few hundred dollars too many per year to qualify for Medicaid. The starving artist aesthetic has always been boosted by people who...