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As someone who spends immense amounts of time proofreading when my actual job is supposedly "engineer" I am always amazed how few typos get through in all of these books. Someone is really on the ball. If people are looking for typos, Kobold Press' books are full of them (and that's one of the...

I don't know if I should be ashamed or happy that the vast majority of these don't ring the slightest bell. Still trying to work up the courage to force my friends to try No Country for Old Kobolds. I suggest to all RPG publishers that you can easily buy my vote by putting in more kobolds...

Figured it out. Huzzah! The link is fine. If you try and add multiple copies before the cart (i.e. write a 2 and then click pre-order) it won't add to cart. Add one copy to cart, and then update there.

I have something similar from another publisher. Very useful. I like that you can just bust these out for whatever is going on. Building in my Dwarven Forge takes too long for free-form sessions. Tried to pre-order but website doesn't seem to be working for me... =(

Going to stop DM'ing for a while and recharge. Kinda need to stop playing too but it is a rare connection to old friends. RPGs take a lot of investment and DM'ing/playing because of habit can dull enjoyment too much. Need to see if my mojo comes back or not.

Or quickly grab the One Ring or Adventures in Middle Earth Humble Bundles before they (the publisher) lose the license. Great stuff.

There's nothing magical here. If the "campaign" is "done," but the DM and players still have a lot of enthusiasm and ideas... keep going. If your "campaign" is "done" and you (or the players) don't have a lot of enthusiasm or ideas, but just keep pushing through because, uh, something-- that's...

But people who like to walk very slowly in highly manicured gardens hitting little white balls with very expensive sticks -- date able!

Baby Yoda definitely has hair. He has wispy white hair all over the top of his head and ears. It is clear in close-ups.

Managed to get to level 13 in a Tales from the Yawning Portal giants campaign. It worked out thanks to starting with one rare magic item each... and our wizard picked the Rod of Rulership. Gaming in the mid-levels can be fun but it is awfully easy to trip up. You often feel overpowered...

Lady who is in charge of Mandalore briefly in Clone Wars and isn't apparently a Queen =) I give up, do not remember her name at all.

Thank goodness, you really spun me for a loop on Star Destroyers with the Tector class. Geeze.

Queen of Mandalore.

4 - TIE fighter, TIE bomber, TIE advanced, TIE interceptor.

5 types of TIE. Because I'm just going to assume I'm missing one.

Hmm. That "keep it simple" part is really tough. Mostly re-edit to remove the character bloat? Subtract a few (pick one: Finn subplots, Poe-subplots) and you improve both the later movies.

4 =) or: What do you mean by "original" trilogy?

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This sounds like way too much change way too often. I wonder if some of the players don't like playing with each other and are being too lame to actually tell you (see: all the ghosting). Here's something to think about: if you're worrying so much about creating different "lengths" of games...

Adventures in Middle Earth 2nd Edition... =( never mind