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I'll check out both of those adventures. I do wonder if there is any D&D Adventurer's League adventures set up for something like this. They seem like the type of thing you'd want to get players into the action ASAP.

Yeah, I know that's a lot of tight restrictions! Fortunately it's not my first rodeo. I've played for 20+ years and DM'd for a decade, so that will help, but it will still be tough. With 8 teens that have never played before I'm going to need to play loose and fast and just go with it. No time...

Help me EN World, you're my only hope! Ok, so I may not need help fighting the Empire, but I am in a spot of bother. I agreed to run a D&D one-shot for my daughters' Girl Guide group. Unfortunately the conditions are: I've got 90 mins to run the game There will be 8 players Girls are 14-16yo...

Not Constantinople? I’ve got a date there.

That chair looks like a nice chair, but I’m not sure what makes it a gamer chair over just a chair. $6k is a wild price too. We paid less for a full custom made modular lounge that can fit my whole families laying down. And I thought that was a pricey buy when we bought it.

That story remains awesome every single time I listen to it.

I’m not going to back it, but the Mörk Borg Smurfs crossover is a hilarious concept I’d have never imagined.

Good on them for finding enough of a market to fund. I watched the Kickstarter video and thought the large electronic box with a 2d image looked out of place next to the other D&D minis. It doesn’t look anything like a mini to me. It’s more like someone put a mini-TV on the battle mat. If...

I’ve been a Paranoia fan since Mongoose started publishing it again. I wasn’t aware of the good things Matt had been doing for his employees though. That sounds really positive. It makes me feel like giving Traveller a go.

Oh, I’m sure there are various reasons for it. It still doesn’t make it any less annoying from a consumer perspective.

That makes sense from a business perspective, but is annoying from a consumer perspective.

That red dragon reminds me of the dragon from Shrek.

Oh wow, I didn’t realise she also sculpted miniatures. That is an amazing talent.

It’s amazing when a company hits rock bottom, but instead of stopping, they get out a pick and keep on digging.

Jennell was truly a giant of the early RPG genre. Their contributions across writing, game development and art were huge.

Yep, if the pandemic and other events in the US has taught me anything, it’s that people will happily maintain their beliefs, even when shown a mountain of evidence that disproves those beliefs.

Ah, so Cyanide is a subsidiary of Nacon. That makes sense as Cyanide made various video game versions of Blood Bowl and all have been full of bugs.

Nacon sound like a publisher best avoided based on this article. Too bad they’re dragging Paranoia through the mud with them.

I love TMNT and so does my son, but I’m not touching that Kickstarter with a 10ft pole given Palladium‘s previous Kickstarter performances, not to mention the links with people I’d not want to associate with or support in any way.

Yeah, that was the only Pengu I knew of!