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I tend to think of D&D as the inevitable result of historical processes - that something similar would have emerged, regardless. Whether that other thing would have had less - or more - social traction is a much harder thing to gauge.

From the 1e DDg: The source of a deity's god head is in some way connected to his or her earthly worshipers, though in what manner the gods derive this power is a mystery totally beyond mortal (or immortal) comprehension. However, it is true that a god's power often increases or decreases as...

This. Awe-inspiring and fear are the same in Hebrew (תירא). “Phobos” is used in the Greek, also with the explicit connotation of reverence.

I feel that the grognards are the OG rpgers, who cut their teeth on mass combat games in the 60s and played pre-1e D&D. I’m Gen X and too young. Proper grognards are also boomers.

I'm not sure how I feel about Tarantino anymore; I used to love him, but I fear I'm getting old and he speaks less to me now. Reservoir Dogs was the most impactful for me. I saw it in the cinema when it came out and it was a true WTF moment; completely blown away. Taught, slick, minimalistic...

I haven't watched the show - honestly, I think the KotOR game was the last time I was interested in SW - but I have been paying attention to the toxic sh*tstorm that certain internet vultures have been leaning into, and the "anti-woke" dog-whistles (more like foghorns) that they've been...

84. Various Nehaels 85. Various Soneillons

Various others. 77. Portraits of Nwm 78. Le Prélude à l'Après-midi d'Ortwin With apologies to Debussy 79. Chepez the Vicious A feral succubus. Servant of Graz'zt, later Soneillon 80. Dhatri, Mother of Ghouls Cheshnite immortal and Necromancer 81. The Irrefutable Argument...