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Heh, what is it with the series after the original series where you have characters that people absolutely cannot stand... ;) I am not a fan of Star Trek as such, but yes, if I played it, well Neelix, Kes, and Tuvok would all be be beamed out in the coldness of space.

Good Society: A Jane Austen rpg (Hobbits in Shire. Sense & Second breakfast). This was the last planned session. Hobbitess planning adventure. Double wedding.

I mean we had in Exalted 2e a situation where one guy rolled 34 D10's with I think 7+ counted as successes. The result: not a single success on that roll... And I have as the GM in Shadowrun 1e in a published adventure rolled 26 d6 for one attack (and this is "exploding dice", so roll a 6, then...

I am of mixed opinions. Dice with weird number of sides: Nope. As they will most certainly not be replacable, and are of questionable randomizable quality. Dice with alternative markings? Depends on if they are easy to read and understand. If so , then yes. Fudge dice: Yes. Easy to read...

D&D 3.5 (Savage Tides) Fought demons in Abyssal prison.

Scion 2e (1890's setting) Confronting Russian "Noble". Suicide-attempt.

:Otherscape Renewed AI, landed floating island.

Modern medicine for the win.

Sounds like a cute game. And yes, there is somethings special with cozy murder-series.

Good Society: a Jane Austen rpg (hobbits in Shire... Sense & Second breakfast) Tea Party, "Fire pies", DRAMA...

It does have a relatively good section on news of new games, and news that affect the industry. And the forum is easily navigable. Also hang out on a Swedish forum, and then read stuff elsewhere as well.

Scion 2e (1890s setting) Relics, vision, police-intendent, death, ressurection

Good Society: a Jane Austen rpg (Hobbits in Shire) Country fair. Dances. Pies. Romance?

We play at the home of one the players (he is often Gm as well).. He is the most in the centre for me maybe 50 minutes by car. most of the other get there by trams.

Good Society: A Jane Austen rpg. Making characters. Hobbits in Shire.

Made in Lexica.art Character name: Amy Clarke / Pandora Rosenstar Some images of a a character that I first played in a forumbased post-apocalyptiv freeform game, then reused in Dresen Files. She has also appeared as an NPC in Daring Comics rpg, and in Scion 2e. The prompt were variations...