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One of my groups, mostly graduate degrees except for me and the professional comic book artist, I think we are all over 50, or close. One of my groups, everyone's in their mid-30's - oh maybe someone just turned 4-0. Another group is my high school gaming group, so we are all 59. 2 other groups...

If B-52's were angry. And that bass player tho'

Love the Warning

Inspired by another thread, I just had a thought about a "city" campaign, that takes place in a bunch of cities. The party start as a bunch of Rat Catchers - yes, just like a Warhammer Fantasy campaign; but are quickly noticed by the "Custodians Guild" for their skills. The Custodians Guild of...

This must happen at night, Pacific time (UTC -8:00, so roughly 08:00 UTC time) because I don't experience these spambots at all...

Oh nice, Tanya Floaker! Will def give this one a listen.

Whoops, 5 books by Robert Charles Wilson. I have literally 100's of dead tree books and rpgs to read.

I always thought it was "and" That would be cool

Probably under a canvas bag...

I have like 5 books (including Chronoliths) sitting on my to-read pile. Darn it, too little time and so many good books

For added hilarity, make the corridors that lead to it slope up to it, so when they are thrown off, they tumble back down the corridor and take more damage. Also since they are coming UP to it, they don't actually know it's a spin trap until they step on it...

I only read the first 20 posts, so maybe folks have already said these. Also caveat, I haven't read the 5e24 books yet, so maybe some of these are covered in depth in some of them? A good megadungeon A true Sandbox adventure that is not a Path. An adventure that highlights social and political...

Lest we not forget this series of masterpieces...

If only I hadn't sold all my Starfinder stuff. I enjoyed the world a lot; but the pathfinder rules set as expected was a bit much for our table. I think our group would love a slightly stripped down version, maybe even simpler than 5e. We also found scaling equipment to be weird. Like, I had to...

threadbust, but you know which two authors have unfortunate names? Robert Charles Wilson and Robert Anton Wilson. That said, I guess there are a lot of famous Robert Wilsons https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Wilson Noted of course that it was Robert Shea who was fortunate enough to have a...

Yup, what Micah Sweet said. The free version of Stars Without Number I bought was missing a few chapters in the back. The Drive thru page outlines for Cities wihtout Number, but a simple copy paste and here you go: What you get in the deluxe that you dont get in the free:

I mean, even getting one would be a good start, right?

When I owned my store, I was able to live a middle class life, and my wife didn't have to work. I was very lucky however in that the first year I bought my store, Pokemon TCG came out in the US, and I had contacts in Japan, and I was able to gross a very surprising amount of money, enough I was...

Yup, my son lives in Inner Sunset - city enough to be city; but not so city to be overwhelming. He goes to SF State, she works downtown - so it's a perfect spot for them. and perfect for us his parents - we get to go visit him there!