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My exact question, and why I didn't like SF1. It felt so artificial.

I'll say I appreciated this article. I'm a former player, didn't like the old PF system, didn't feel right for SF. Sold all my books actually 😬 But this review is making me at least think about getting back to it.

Haven't read much Elric recently...?

Luggage is Neutral Good. Rincewind is Chaotic Idiot Clueless.

Hobbit 1976-ish D&D 1978. I define that as "well before", for me.

This post, along with this earlier post... All I can say is... Kara-Tur Confirmed!

Bro, just found this thread. I don't know how to say "Super Cool" in Spanish Spanish (as opposed to Mexican or Chilean etc Spanish) - but SUPER COOL!

Well I guess I'll sign up to be notified at least. And hopefully there might be opportunity to pick up some of the previous volumes, if I decide to pull the trigger.

a MOST EXCELLENT dungeon

Love that Apparatus of Kwalish mini!

Enjoyed Hardwired back in the day, I believe I've got a hard copy around here waiting for a re-read. Agree that it's more cyber punky than most of the other canon (Snowcrash, Sprawl trilogy, Marîd Audran trilogy (When Gravity Fails etc)). Or maybe it's Metropolitan... Also, there's this...

IIRC, those were the only ones he wrote before his untimely death...

Read while camping the first in Margery Allingham's Albert Campion novels, The Black Dudley Murder, which in the UK was published as The Crime at the Black Dudley. The UK title is actually more interesting once one finishes the novel because Interesting thing about this one, it was not told...

(Thank you Snarf for calling out the Beatles and one of their many creepy songs)

Back to the ENWorld good old days, where we got an announcement of the announcement of the announcement!

Interested in Sapphire Seas. I don't always like seafaring adventures, but I do like island adventures, go figure. I haven't pulled the trigger on Shadowdark, as I've already got a dozen OSRs sitting on my dead tree and virtual shelves. I assume however that I could run it any given system...

Finished Margery Allingham's first mystery novel The White Cottage. It was fun for a 1925 book, and relatively racism free. The sexism I guess I'm more willing to let slide due to Allingham's own gender. The mystery itself was cute Now reading two graphic novels: Under Ninja vol 1 and Hexagon...

there are no half: aasimar dragonborn dwarf gnome goliath halfling (would that be a quarterling?) human tiefling in 5e24 either.

Seems like a lot of stuff you don't really need to play D&D, and yet since they come in the starter box, it'll set the expectation that character building tiles etc are required to play an RPG...

On the topic of Ulysses, one benefits from an annotated copy. Which one of course as one redditor stated "ask 2 Ulysses scholars the best annotated version, get 3 different answers" My opinion, if one is not taking a class on it, to have the annotated version where the annotes (why isn't...