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A gimlet is best made with Navy strength Plymouth gin.

I've just noticed some on the DHSM museum page which is worthy of the old Murphy's rules. Regular admission costs you $2, but if you have a Gold Membership you receive $3 off the entry cost. Does this mean you get $1 to enter? I'm not going mad am I? :-)

It does make me wonder what was going through the minds of Mayfair games when they decided to release a licensed adventure based on the film.

It doesn't look like it's available in my territory. I was fortunate to see it a few years ago when the only independent cinema in London's West End showed it. Nothing like being able to watch it at the cinema :-)

There was a film adaptation of The Keep which I really enjoyed but it doesn't appear to be on any streaming service or optical media https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Keep_(film)

I've been the forever GM since 1989 or so and there have been a few occasions when I would have liked to play with the group I had back then I always found myself on the receiving end of stuff I wasn't really happy with.

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?