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Keith Baker wrote an interesting sourcebook for Atlas Games titled "Crime and Punishment" which discusses law and order in a fantasy gameworld. It does differentiate between the King's Justice and also Divine Law.

I think you can find it audible and it's worth a listen.

You can't find a better barrister than this one : https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Marshall_Hall

Out of curiosity I found my 6th printing January 1980 PHB from the box in the loft and the table does match with your findings; you need to be a 14th level Mage to cast 7th level spells. The 14th level requirement also seems to carry over to AD&D 2E as well.

You might want to add The Spider - Master of Men to that list.

For me it's Blakes 7, a classic British sf show which used adult themes in a fair number of its stories.

Especially since Decipher had licenced rpgs that used the same mechanics which made both games compatible :-)

Looks like there has been an update on the Kickstarter page: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/wastelandsaga1/renegade-city/posts Seems to be resolved.

While the web page you mention discusses languages in England and Wales, there are a few that have slipped our governments notice. Places like Hammersmith and Golders Green have a larger Jewish population so you're more likely to hear words taken from Hebrew out of context. Neasden has a...

Tom has a debunking video about the place

Belvoir Street always makes me giggle. I also heard Loughborough pronounced Lowbrow

I did want the Dragonbone but it never appeared in my friendly local games shop.

That Wheel of Fate looks a lot less useful than the Pandora's Dice Wheel that I purchased back in the late 80's. https://rpggeek.com/rpgitem/150283/pandoras-dice-wheel

Has anyone mentioned breeding sharks to eat the undersea cables?

In the Worlds of 2000AD book that a Judge should attempt to arrest the perp. Is there some sort of test of will where the Judge exerts their authority and tries to force the perp to give up?

Whilst I like the setting I have the older books for CoC so I'm not going to purchase the books again. Plus there is something about the 2d20 system that just doesn't gel for me and the group.

There is The Sense of The Sleight of Hand Man which is a complete campaign set in the Dreamlands. It does deal with mature themes though

I did try this with a previous group. One of the players had moved out of the area so I had a netbook running Skype with them connected to the other end of the call. Three people in the room and one on the computer. While it did work, I did rather have the impression that it was like having...

You're not the only one. I find it hard to wind down after a good session and if its been a really good night the following day I'm feeling all sorts of drained.

First session I ever played in, one player was annoyed at me for some reason and stabbed my shin with his pencil; it drew a reasonable amount of blood. Never went back, never played with that idiot ever again.