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I love that painting :love:

I thought this might be of interest to some of you. It's a publicity for Cheestrings. The CNESST, an agency that oversees health and safety in the workplace in Quebec has released a cool publicity with a mind flayer, goblins, and a dragon...

I had that issue and I remember playing a lot of File 13. It was a great issue. I remember I found the anatomical drawing of the piercer very interesting and a bit gross.

I backed the Winnie the Pooh adventure. It's way too cute for a one shot to pass it by.

Yes, I backed it too. I'm looking forward to the Kaiju battle rules and the combo attacks (plus the monk too of course :)).

Looking forward to opening the box and playing the game!

I also wonder how dangerous the raygun is. I'm guessing it's a lot. I'm pretty sure you will need a permit to have it and I don't have one. So another reason not to get it. Looks like I backed at the right level 😱

I have backed the game but just for the rulebook. I don't have the means to get the raygun.

Very, very cool. I know exactly where to use it in my campaign :devilish:

It definitely makes me feel old but brings back fond memories.

They have a free quickstart guide on their website. This can give a better idea of what the game entails.

Looking at the cover, it seems like it was the first one I bought too :) The board game was cool and I remember liking the assassin's run adventure.

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At the end of the day (or year 😜) these are the most important goals anyone can have.

This is a perfect realm to add to Ravenloft!

This feels more like a thesis than a regular article 😀. Awesome work!

I have Dangerous Destinations, it is a huge book full of inspiring stuff to create cool locations with some history and reasons why the creatures are there.

That vampire cruise looks very cool.

I'd like to see the scene of the 1st edition Player's Handbook cover made out of Legos. I think it would be a perfect set and would look awesome.

The Loke products are excellent I have some their battle maps and clings and I find them very practical.