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Started reading the Stygian Library rpg setting/module/adventure. Quite good.

I have thought for a while that a retirement home dedicated to playing games would be amazing. Basically a forever game con.

Didn't realize there were so many Eberron novels. Everything else seems so overwhelming, but perhaps Eberron is a nice chunk to collect and read. Question of course for those who know - are they any good?

Just read Tower Dungeon v 1&2. Quite good dark fantasy. v2 broadens the world, and brings in political intrigue, rival parties and creates a "home base". This literally feels like it could be a West Marches campaign. Princess taken by necromancer and the party has to make it to the top of an...

BeetleKnight! I worked on it, it seems like a fun little OSR game where you play bugs.

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Finished the 3 volumes of the Elephantmen graphic novels I picked up at a used book sale. V1 is an HC signed by what seems like most of the artists. I've been curious about the series for a long time, and at $3 per volume for $30 books, it was too good a deal to pass up. The art is by and large...

Anything Elden Ring or Elder Scrolls my kids would love, if WotC can pull it off.

I don't know, haven't read it yet - I'm waiting for the RPG :ROFLMAO:

Cool art. Having glanced at this, I'm kind of thinking (even if it goes against "canon" Eberron) of a campaign that connects Baldur's Gate to Sharn somehow. And our hardboiled PCs have to head over the divide...

Dungeon Crawler Carl

Mixmastershizz beat me to it. I kind of want to hire someone to draw me a side view of these two islands. I'd probably put them on super tall cliffs, like 35-70m high cliffs, but without the stairway up.

In regards to spoilers, I always think of this

Were the D&D expansions Universes Beyond? I liked those, although I'm a D&D fan and MtG dabbler, so I just liked the D&D in my Magic

I appreciate your review Autumnal. I bounced off the first volume, maybe because the "ending" as it was wasn't very satisfying? I think it also has rotating POV cast, which I don't always like. Maybe now that it is complete, I should go back and give it another whirl.

As everyone has said, condolences to family and friends. I always respected his articles, even if some reviews I didn't agree with his perspective. He was a talented journalist, and the world's a smaller place without him.

I wonder if I need to go back and re-read the Old Man's War books? Or if you are like me and read them close upon release, does he give enough context in ShatPeace that I can just pick it up and go?

In a bowl with fava beans and a nice chianti?