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I went back to get a nice picture of the breakfast tacos, and discovered they also have buttermilk fried lobter tail for breakfast.

I'm a heathen. Just the other day, at Cracker Barrel having breakfast for dinner. Pancakes, fried eggs, bacon. Every single thing gets maple syrup. Always. A godless heathen, like my father before me.

Breakfast tacos from the Atlanta Breakfast Co. Scrambled eggs and bacon in a 'taco' - the taco being a tortilla dipped in cinnamon French toast batter and then fried

I would give the forest defenders the ability to ignore natural difficult terrain. I would also make the invaders PRIORITIZE destroying said terrain during their invasion.

Looks beautiful. Good luck!

Cons can introduce you to whole new kinds of games and gaming. I haven't been to Gencon since it left Milwaukee, but I have fond memories of everyone and their brother seeming to want to hock some new system or book and being super stoked about it. Let alone some of the strange games you can...

I think often with one-shots, the GM is also new to the game. I think we all forget how it was to DM D&D when we first started playing. Maybe another option, if your group is agreeable, is to run a two- or three-episode miniseries. It may take a session or two to really find some of the cool...

Not surprising when you assume the lawyers have to get billable hours. The article I read about this said/implied that these lawyers who work in trademarks sit around and try to drum up the craziest thing they can trademark.

This reminded me of the mechanics of Legendary Lives. It's a little like the Marvel FASERIP charts, but... the interesting mechanic I thought was that ONLY players ever roll dice. Players roll to attack. Players roll to defend themselves. https://www.rpg.net/reviews/archive/classic/rev_2360.phtml

You are one-hundred percent correct and I'm glad you clarified my comments. I wonder why the selective attempt at enforcement. As was said, I'd never heard of the game Renegade City. Guessing by the font, my guess is it's an attempt to make a GTA roleplaying game, essentially.

I get that any trademark holder needs to step up and defend their TM or else it sets a precedent and you lose it, but these cases really are... nuts to me. And the timing - to wait until the company's Kickstarter is hours from finishing? (Again, we don't know that that's the first time Renegade...

You know your table better than I, but if you do this, I wouldn't recommend that it have too much of a mechanical advantage attached. I think some of the problem also becomes that the two characters don't have any special attachment to the other.

This reminded me of something I saw Brennan Lee Mulligan talk about with 'rails': the only rails he uses are what the players give him, especially in Session Zero. Using Bilbo as an example also, he said you need to realize there's a disconnect between what the character wants and what the...

Kevin Smith, as detective-warlock Sam Hain.

There is a sequel to this, if you haven't seen it.

I'm trying to look but remember - if it's older, and it's a one-shot, it could also be in Dungeon magazine.

According to Polygon, it's $621.93 TOTAL. D&D lawsuit: The new TSR declares bankruptcy, pausing court case

I think my mind is blown that they have $621M in revenue? Is this somehow because LaNasa has his money all mixed into NuTSR's pile?

Glad to see someone else familiar with Orkworld! I definitely see your points. And speaking of Play Dirty, I don't know if you had seen, but I thought it was interesting that he went back and did a Youtube series going back over his book and considering it from where he is these years later...