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Does it come with a leather jacket?

A $20 cardboard box and $25 bean bags. I feel like we’ve reached RPG accessories jumping the shark moment!

That would require them to actually produce something though.

So, any bets on what they’re going to falsely claim next?

2 of my players are red/green colour blind. Joke references are made when anyone uses coloured whiteboard markers during our game (often by the colour blind players themselves). That said we’ve previously discussed their colour blindness in great detail and they have explicitly said they are ok...

Ah, the old Polymorph see Alter Self see whatever chain of references that I’d always get annoyed at every time I had to look at those rules.

Ok, so my hobby related goals for this year are: Paint at least 2 minis per week One of the 2 minis per week to be painted in under 2 hours Paint 3 Blood Bowl teams Not 3D print more minis than I paint Run at least 4 different RPGs Read at least 1 book per month Organise 3 hobby get-togethers...

I'm not really a New Year's resolution sort of person either. However, tailen's post reminded me that I've got several goals that I've wanted to achieve for a while, but have made zero progress on because I haven't put any effort into working out how to actually achieve them. So now I'm going...

Thank you for this. It reminded me to think about and set a range of personal and hobby related goals for myself for this year. Now to set up some smaller tasks to help me achieve the bigger goals.

Given Cocks’ in-depth knowledge of WotC, I wonder if they will be given slightly more importance going forward and we’ll see increased exposure for D&D as a result.

Elegoo Mar 3. It’s a 4K resin printer.

Now that Christmas has come and gone, I’ve got a chance to use my 3D printer Christmas present. There’s definitely a learning curve to it, but I’ve been having fun with it so far. To date I’ve printed the test model rooks, a TMNT bust, a couple of mountain giants and a Dragonborn monk, some...

I think those issues have allowed for significant growth in things like Patreons for STLs. Since a lot of companies were dealing with supply chain issues in getting products made and to market, many digital sculptors realised they could cut out the middle man and sell STLs directly to consumers...