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Well a staple perhaps of the people from the Black Country where they are cooked in a pot with peas.

Or perhaps a delicacy of meatballs made from minced off-cuts and offal (especially pork, and traditionally pig's heart, liver, and fatty belly meat or bacon) mixed with herbs and sometimes bread crumbs.

I read somewhere that JG was licencing their products out and would be using the funds they received to put towards finishing off the CSIO Kickstarter. Thing is it looks like my reference has evaporated so I cannot give a source to this .

I've made quite a few in my time but I have learned from my mistakes and grown from them. I think one of the most notable involves not communicating with the players about how far some raiders had escaped in an infamous session of Cyborg Commando, which ended with the raiders being experimented...

I suppose it all depends on what you define as a successful crowd-funder, for example Dark Conspiracy 4th edition was successful in that it reached its funding goal but never sent out any rewards.

If the Kickstarter actually sends out the promised rewards .

I managed to purchase a copy when it had been published and it looked quite interesting but never managed to get the then gaming group to play it. The publisher is probably best known for their first edition Feng Shui which was a glorious full colour book and cost more to print than it sold for.

They added a cutting effect when Scotty was using a phaser in “The Naked Time” to cut through a bulkhead panel.

Would Super count, it's also a James Gunn movie?

I was in a group playing Skyrealms of Jorune a few years ago, I'd love to see it return to being in print.

I for one did try to run Cyborg Commando back in the day for the gaming group and it wasn't my finest moment.

I'd argue that Dogs in the Vineyard is dead after the publisher withdrew the game from sale.

The Fiddleback trilogy was one of the few works of gaming fiction I really liked. Well worth a read if you can find them.

Thanks for the description of Arby's, it sounds ghastly.

This does make me wonder how many games companies have the ability to print in house. I vaguely remember during the pandemic one company didn't have to rely upon China to print their books as they had their own POD facility but they still had to rely upon paper being made to keep the presses...

As a resident of the UK and someone who knows nothing of this fast food chain, what the heck is Arby's and what's this horse sauce? Is it another name for horseradish sauce?

Richard Norton (6 January 1950 – 28 March 2025) was an Australian martial artist, actor, stunt performer, stunt coordinator, security consultant, and fight choreographer.

Unnecessary remakes of classic films The Day the Earth Stood Still The Wicker Man The War of the Worlds

Paul Sawyer, beloved former editor of Warhammer’s White Dwarf magazine, has died

Holy Zarquon's Singing Fish.