Agreed. Still, I'm glad it got an actual ending and wasn't simply cancelled. Overall I enjoyed this series much more than many other Netflix or CW productions.
You should play one of the TSR editions if you want to be part of an obscure group of people again. It's not mainstream, lots of weird stuff going on and it's 'edgy' because of all the colonial political underpinnings.:p
So I leave this place for one day and miss all this drama!
Changing name doesn't wash away what was said. It's still the same people behind. I guess they got a C&D from WoTC.
Some friends of mine used to do a wargaming podcast called Geeks of the North. They would review KS and new games. They also painted minis at the same time. Listeners were invited to do the same. I did. They abandoned the project because of covid-19 and real life.
I sometimes listen to EnWorld...
Made it to episode 7. So far so good. Tipping point of the season. A weird turn of events happened, looked it up on wiki and understood why they made the change. We love to hate Tobias Whale.
We hear about the BBEDM all the time. The one that enjoys torturing players, killing their characters, abused DM fiat, with inconsistent rulings and other shenanigans. Does he even exist? To me he is a legend. Never met him. Never played with him. I only played with inexperienced DMs that got...
In my last campaign.
Humans only available for players.
No elves, dwarves, halflings, orcs, goblins, kobolds, etc.
I used humanoid races from the Creature Codex by Kobold Press: Bearkins, trollkins, scrags. Keeps the PCs alert. Everything feels new.
Yep, long before Laura Croft, my first AD&D character in 1982 was called White Maiden, a female Paladin with an 18-79% Strength score no less. (f@$ck the max 50% rule).
I use the dry function a lot to remove humidity from the house during the day and then switch to AC around 6-7pm for the night at 21°c. Obviously closing the blinds 3/4 with panels to reflect the light towards the outside helps a lot.