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The gamemaster's guide for the new edition of Pendragon (leatherette edition because I like the one Chaosium did for the core rules/player's handbook).

My preference would be 5.0/5.5. But I see 2014/2024 used more often now, and I‘m willing to go with that, too, if most people like it better.

I wish I had time to really get into Traveller. This sounds like a great campaign!

I‘m sympathetic to their plight with the tariffs, but this is the one thing where I am a bit displeased - in their last update they made it sound like it was only a matter of weeks until everything has arrived at their European and UK warehouses. And it seems now that this was never realistic in...

Thanks for sharing! It turns out, this really will not be for me. But as you say, there's other games that might be a better fit.

Unfortunate! I had thought about picking this up at some point - the trailers looked nice enough and it's been a while since I played a Mechwarrior/Battletech game. But just repeating the same things over and over doesn't sound very enjoyable.

Congratulations! I'd say 100 attendees is a great number for a fresh convention! And what your video describes really sounds like a neat scenario. Reminds me that I should try to find some time to read a few classic Battletech novels again this summer.

Pretty similar for me (e.g. I'm both nostalgic for playing with my old 3e group from 30 years back, but also for a particular Forbidden Lands game that happened only 5 years ago). Applies to video games, too.

Then congratulations already! And I would assume, even the reduced stress level will help your health/weight (I have an Excel file in which I track my weight and body fat and there's a pretty clear correlation between stress and weight gains). More exercise certainly doesn't hurt, though (and...

I have to say I also find it nice that the page count for TitT got bumped to 60. While there's also a "too much" in terms of content for me, I think that's a nice size for a short campaign.

Have resumed playing this after a while and while the similarity issue persists, it is a little better now - there's some really nice vistas in the past and current chapter, and the talk between Chloe and Nadine also gets more interesting. Also, playing in sessions of just 1 or 2 hours probably...

Yeah, I might need to do the same. Generally, a full home gym would be ideal for me, but with house prices skyrocketing in the past decade and even rents picking up notably, having a separate room for this seems questionable. And maybe a bit of training with resistance bands in the living room...

I know nothing of this person (basically, my only English language sources for fitness content are Stronger by Science and sometimes Squat University), but the video itself seems solid (if a bit repetitive). It also aligns well with my personal experience - when I started training again mid 30s...

That fits for me, too. Socializing is maybe a bit limited, since I don't post very actively, and threads tend to move quite fast over here. But I visit often enough that there's a couple of familiar faces/avatars by now whose posts I enjoy to read.

The shadowy darkness has arrived: Also, I have backed the Alien Kickstarter (only at PDF level, though):

Not sure, maybe 2. It's not like the 5e rules are super complicated, but it's been 2 years since I last played, and there's a fair chance that I have forgotten some of the less frequently invoked rules. Plus, there's also the element that I sometimes think something is in 5e, when it is actually...

As @overgeeked said, the games are relatively close. My personal impression is that while both are relatively light games, Broken Compass even more minimalist than OG:A - and I personally prefer it because of that. Both games are great, though. And regarding the supernatural stuff: that's...