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Oooh I'd love a Ravenloft movie! Or a series, actually.

Hello everyone! Today the book I am working on was announced. https://fandrake.com/produkt/outside-the-box/ The release is slated for late next year, and the preorders are only for the Swedish market (it being produced in Sweden after all :) ). The plan is to secure international...

I can't help but wonder what her primary weapons are ...

His rather flippant dismissal of the positive effects of a slower release schedule doesn't sit well with me. TSR made boxes, books, tie-ins with Diablo and StarCraft, and tons of other stuff, but that didn't guarantee a vibrant game. I also was of the impression that second edition AD&D...

It's an interesting question, and I can't for my life come to a conclusion as to what I think. :D But if I look back at the games that dominated my early gaming life, I'd go for Drakar och Demoner version 2 as the dominant game, and Target Games consquently as the market leader. If we look at...

Wow. The Polyhedral Knights came out of this looking like real knights. They even let Renegade Game Studios pretend that they had won concessions, thus letting RGS save face. But everything is coming from The Polyhedral Knights, and not a word from Renegade Game Studios. Very disappointing...

Well I live and I learn. I just learned that Twitter allows accounts to hide replies. For example, Renegade is now hiding replies on their Twitter posts mentioning this legal move. Well, the whole thing might slip below the radar if people won't learn about it, so I guess that's a viable...

Well it seems as if their strategy of leaning heavily on being anti-woke made them go broke. Oh, the irony. (With apologies to Seth Skorkowsky for stealing his joke from Twitter)

In light of this scenario, I'm questioning the fact that we can't put moderators on ignore. :D

Washington Post has published an article about what sites Google are scraping content off to train their AI. https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/interactive/2023/ai-chatbot-learning/ According to the WaPo there are 15 million web sites that are used. The Wapo then analyzed the set of...

Interesting! Do you have any pointers where I can read more about this. All the Google links I can find retells the "monks copied books" thing. The closest I could find was this (from Who were these people copying manuscripts? The mysteries of medieval scribes - Medievalists.net):

Didn't monks use to spend a lot of time sitting and copying books by hand? A situation that technology changed quite drastically.

Fun fact in Swedish we prononcue it Si-gill. Close to the Planescape pronounciation.

Wow, as one having English as a second language, I always thought Sigil was pronounced ... well, like the word sigil, I guess. :-D

Ah Chris and Jeremy, at last some awkward gamer energy! :)

Watching this I realise I am too old for this kind of presentation! :D It's not bad, the presenters are very good and have a lot of energy. It's just ... strange ... to listen to a presentation that is not some awkward gamer telling me about why their game is the best ever. This is professional...

Not the most common character concept, but I like it! :D

Yeah I couldn’t find it so I went to Hugh Grant’s page on Rotten Tomatoes. And hey presto, there it is listed. A fun surprise!

Dunno where it comes from originally but RPGnet was the first time I encountered the concepts. They've had them for years.