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PEG, Inc. does produce their own cards for use with Savage Worlds. They're larger than a standard deck of cards which is actually kind of nice when using them for the game. But I'm guessing you might want some cards related to the theme of whatever game you're playing. I picked up some...

We are an unreliable partner at best and an actively hostile entity at worse. The current administration made actually made a deal with Canada during its first term, but decided to go against it during his second term by starting a trade war. What this means is even if Canada and the United...

I don't have any problem with anyone making bank. If they're making a ton of profit off something they could have sold me for much cheaper it doesn't bother me in the least. They're offering a price I'm willing to pay for and that's good enough for me.

Lumber is a major industry down here in Arkansas as well and we even have a few paper mills. I'm not sure if it's the right wood for the type of paper that goes into books though. This does illustrate just how underappreciated the complexity of supply chains really are by most of us.

Radroaches are hard to hit.

Honestly, it's not something I really worry about either. I've never really looked at a game and said, "That's way too fantastical, I don't want to play." I prefer campaign settings that are a little on the grounded side, for a certain value of grounded, but I can appreciate something like...

I prefer a mostly down to Earth setting with the more fantastical elements not playing a major role in the day-to-day lives of regular people. i.e. Farmer Bob might see a roc in the sky one day and worry about one of his cows being picked off, but he doesn't have a druid on standby to enhance...

Can confirm and I'm just a crummy miniatures painter. The brush strokes left behind do not correspond to the image we see. At least not exactly.

Why?

No. Even if it cost the same or the prices were somehow lower, were I a Canadian I still wouldn't purchase anything from a U.S. company. Not while there was a trade war going on. This isn't just about the price of things. But I don't think the message from Troll Lord Games was directed an...

I've apologized to you so many times for that. What else can I say to make up for that? :) I guess the internet has got to internet, right?

I'm picturing Tinkerbell appearing, telling us to "Clap! Clap if you believe in RPGs! If you believe in RPGs, they never truly die!"

The nice folks at Catalyst Game Labs (BattleTech) weigh in.

It is very difficult for any company to make plans when there is a lack of stability in the market. Right now, the United States doesn't have the capability to print game books or produce board games, at least not in the numbers and quality we've grown accustomed to, and it will take years...

This is a difficult one for me because the themes and stock characters we expect from the western genre are often lacking in D&D. If you want to make a module a western, you just slap on those stock characters and trappings and you're pretty much there, but there are a few that are probably...

Uh, no, not at all. There are certainly GMs who abuse their authority, but this isn't really about abuse is it? The GM has a fundamentally different role from that of a player. To argue that the GM should be bound by the exact same rules as the players is just odd because they have different...

I don't. What double standard do you see here?

Practically speaking, how often is a GM overriding any rule based on their whims really a problem? This is not a rules problem this is a social problem. Changing the rules isn't going to fix a jerk GM. How many games don't have clear rules understood by the players? Then you just end up in a...

What's even the point of having a GM who is as bound to the rules as a player? One of the essential functions of a GM is to adjudicate actions, and there are always going to be cases where the rules do not cover whatever situation your players find themselves in. If player and GM are bound by...

I don't think we can be friends anymore.