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Depends on which version... The rules for magic changed with each supplement that dealt with magic back in the days. I found the 5e-version to be really underwhelming. You basically had to cast a spell at such a level that you took lethal damage from the drain for it to ve effective.

That Glitterspell IS a solution, but it is an evil wizard for sure... ;)

If I understand it correctly it is made by members of Stockholm Kartellen, and distributed by the Free League. Much like Mörk Borg.

Doesn't sound to bad. :)

Reverse threadnapping... ;)

Happy Midsummer / Summer Solstice. The prompts for this one were variants on "Elven Midsummer celebration" and "#Elven Midsummer celebration. Elves dancing around a maypole" Done in Lexica.art.

Good Society: a Jane Austen rpg Fancy ball. Scandalous dancing, innuendos.

I prefer having a uniform style. It both gives a sense that the world is cohesive., and it gives a sense of identity. So as long as the artists have a similar style it works. At least gave it similar for each type of drawings: characters, equipment, monsters, generic setting... Good...

Good Society: a Jane Austen rpg. Cancelled due to real life.

French singer Francoise Hardy died 80 years old. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/crgg8elp0lxo

And today we played Scion 2e: Masks of the Mythos. Missing friend. Thrashed apartment. Investigation.

That is an important question to ask in that case, as it willl give radically different results depending on the answer..