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Dang, I knew he was getting up there. I adored his work on Ravenloft. It was so evocative of the mood of that game.

So calling out others for shouting down bigotry and telling them it’s their loss for not buying the book is your answer?

Glad to hear some concrete details around how they were going to guarantee this. Good on them.

Another one to throw out there: Cairn by Yochai Gal is in its second edition. I think he’s an excellent advocate for OSR/NSR as a growing area of the hobby and is very aware of needing to protect against and counter the bigotry that is present in the space as well. He’s got a blog at New School...

Great video, and very illustrative.

So my only thought regarding Ptolus is if you went back and looked at Monte Cook’s 3e material under Malhavok Press, there is a lot of magitech, chaos magic, and just general cool stuff there and all of it was assumed to have been part of Ptolus since that was his primary setting at the time...

Just think if it were the Middle Ages, you’d be an old man already!

Happy birthday!

Elsewhere: I think I’ll just agree to disagree on that one.

Look at the differences between Williams and Gygax - Williams never sought recognition or idolization. Gygax was very much about being front and center in the community. It’s hard to find someone as likable if you only see them through business decisions, and who apparently was very content not...

I have never seen that many edits and “Neverminds” in a thread in all my time here. 😂

Getting a good soreness has been getting a little more difficult when I workout, probably because I need to push harder but I'm always cognizant that I can also overdo things and then be out longer than I want.

I find when disagreeing it's much better to start making your points in bold because that grants greater authority to your position and makes it more right. /s ;)

I think the “other” for me would be lots of player handout material with some great artwork.

I don't recall from the podcast if Gygax was given a choice to actually stay with TSR, but he was offered a deal to keep the AD&D trademark and royalties if he were to settling his suit against them, which seemed to me to be a pretty generous offer and one that would keep him connected to the...

Which we may never know unless someone finds some record of the deal. Still, the full number of products released by TSR for Buck Rogers included a full TTRPG, video games, board games, and comic books. They did this for other settings, of course, but those were fully owned by TSR. If the CEO...

I think it’s highly questionable how lucrative Buck Rogers the TV show was. It was conceived right in that time following Star Wars when everyone suddenly had a space opera movie or show to try and cash in. Buck Rogers ran for only 2 seasons, with the second season only being half the number of...

Knew absolutely nothing about this movie, didn't know it was coming, started hearing about it on social media, knew it was a horror movie, and that was literally it. I thought it was wonderful. The music, the set design, the history, the costuming, it all blended together beautifully into...

Economic issues aside, I'm in favor of shorter adventures because it leads to people having completely different campaigns with different modules rather than "I played Tomb of Annihilation" or "I played Curse of Strahd". The downside is it's yet another demand on the DM both from a cost side as...

Is it worth tagging him and calling him out? Frankly he’s threadcrapped and made this personal enough…no need to draw his attention further.