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I really like those two.

My daughter and I like playing Santorini together. It's a chess-like strategy game. Very fast to learn and the games are pretty quick too.

After hearing an interview with Ricky Gervais about his New Wave band (Seona Dancing), I got hooked on this one from them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWcILj941JQ

I voted shapeshifting because that's my favorite aspect of the druids I've played since 2e. I loved in 3.x when they developed the shapeshifting variant that could change form at will. (I haven't played WoW or that other video game that was mentioned earlier.)

Especially is they use the old 2nd Ed. stat rolling rules! Str: 1d6+13 Dex: 3d4 Con: 1d6+13 Int: 3d4 Wis: 2d6 Cha: 2d4

I'd like to see a pixie similar to what they had in 4E. And a giant like they had in Monte Cook's Arcana Unearthed.

Control them? Where's the fun in that?? :)

Check out your local library. I was astounded to find mine had all three core FFG SW books.

My 8- and 6-year-old daughters' go-to on Netflix is Pee-Wee's Playhouse. It makes me so happy!

I just came across F***ed Up (warning--the clip writes out their name): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PnepeIX4uWI They remind me of one of my favorite disbanded bands, Avail (warning--the clip has swear words in it): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7R2t2Ke5E_g

I started that one but didn't get far into it. But I loved The Road and No Country for Old Men, so I need to give it an actual try. You should check out Last Pale Light in the West. It's an excellent concept album about the characters in Blood Meridian from Ben Nichols of the astounding Lucero.

"Don't make me tap the cover."

When we were inexperienced gamers we would ask similar questions to our GM and his casual response was consistently, "If you think it will help." He primarily ran Call of Cthulhu for us so that reply made the situation vastly more ominous. "Part of my character's backstory is that he was a big...

What's a Wart Mama?

An article I read said it's Dragonlance and Manganiello twittered this.

My most played classes are skilled ones--primarily Rogue but also Ranger, Scout, etc. But my all time favorite class is the 3.x Binder. It is an incredibly creative concept and it's chock full of roleplaying cues for both the GM (e.g, how the gameworld reacts to Binders and NPCing the...

Rather than fill the mechanical gaps in the party, if there is a theme to your party (a gladiator guild, members of a secret society, resistance fighters from the dwarf/human/tiefling alliance, etc) you could look to classes that would fit the theme well.

On Facebook Dungeons & Dragons just posted: Maybe one of the four products?

Personally if I could play in a Fallout game I would be more interested in experiencing the series' unique setting than in trying to emulate mechanics from the video game. For me extrapolating VATS, degradation of weapons, or the fatigue bar (all elements I enjoyed in the video game) into an...