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Do you mean like Fate of the Oracle - A Greek Adventure for 5e? It's by Arcana Games who also made Arkadia.

Yeah, but satyrs don't need clothes, except in prudish American publications.

Um, not necessarily. Looks over at Varney and Lord Ruthven...

To be fair, the Concorde had its maiden flight in 1969. Btw, will the French version of the game have a different title? I can imagine that the French won't be too thrilled about an English title for a game set in France!

Besides the settings proper, there is also the mainly Greek-themed rules supplement Age of Myth by Knucklebones Publishing

I was living in suburban Ohio during the 80s and I only knew about the Satanic Panic from the media. although they tended to focus more on the supposedly psychologically damaging effects of the game than on the religious issue. None of the parents of my fellow players had anything against D&D...

The names of the deities are rather weird. Luckily, they can be easily converted back to their real Greek versions, e.g. Helios instead of Heliod (ugh!) and Thalassa instead of Thassa.

Nice, but will there ever be any 5e source books for ancient Mesopotamia, India, or the pre-Roman Celtic lands? Egypt isn't exactly well-served either.

I've watched the first episode of the show. I don't know what to make of it atm. One gripe of mine: The series is supposed to be set in Ohio, but the landscape doesn't look at all like it (the show is filmed in Canada). It would have been better if the Loop had been located in northern Michigan...

Am I the only person in the world who remembers another RPG with a similar title: Other Suns (by FGU)?

In my Roll20 group, we use Discord for voice and most texts as well.

I'm not sure about "Torpedoluke". The U-Boot Museum in Hamburg uses the term "Torpedoladeluke."

Tbh, when I read "Action-Adventure Roleplaying in the Franco-Belgian Comics Tradition," it didn't make me think of Spirou or Blake & Mortimer, but of Lefranc and Buck Danny. They were, of course, contained in the Tintin and Spirou magazines,.

Since I'm a fan of French comics, this might be just the thing for me.

Mazes & Muppets?

The regular cover looks better suited to a Greek-themed setting. The other cover looks like it could be used for a Manual of the Planes or Deities & Demigods book.

But I really dig those fluffy outfits/skin coverings!:

Although it has nothing to do with ancient Greece, I'd love to play a medieval "wildman" - I guess it's as close to a historical male "nymph" one could get.