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These are beautiful @Fifth Element

My great grandmother (who was born in the East End of London in 1879) used to tell me as a child that if I was naughty, Jack the Ripper would get me!!! This was both terrifying for me, highly questionable by her, but also reflecting that she was a little girl when the actual events were occurring.

That second comment shows just how bitter, nasty and hateful these people are. We all need, in whatever ways we can, to continue to fight to protect the victory that was won in 1945.

Another great little creature. I always find it amusing that so many myths have creatures who spend their time doing “wicked” things, but who then step-in behind conventional morality to either “punish adulterers” or punish naughty children.

I’ll start with a response before handing the baton to people with far more gaming “nous” than me: On first glance, it looks balanced and interesting. Speaking personally, the thing that has always killed psionics in every campaign I’ve ever run or played in, was being overpowered to a gross...

Is the thousand year old succubus involved at all?

A skeleton with personality! This is a true horror and a definite side-trek in any campaign.

And Fog Provocatrix has to be a character from a Victoriana horror RPG, set in London.

Hooligangster were the support band for Chumbawamba. (I made that up btw, but they should have been)

With you here, @Faolyn Dinosaurs are cool, but an adventure in the Cenozoic is several shades more awesome. You and me versus the Entelodon.

Steamy Punks Etc.

Also, neither the Queen, nor the new King, ever came close to knighting Justin LaNasa, so he can stick his “Sir” where the sun don’t shine.

If your sole intent is to break something, you’ll probably succeed. RPG systems are no different in this regard. I’m not sure this indicates any problem with the system

This looks so beautiful.

Maybe, but speaking personally, I am older (59 and playing since 1976), keen to see Greyhawk revived for 2024 and TOTALLY happy to see as many pebbles moved as are necessary to meet modern standards of decency and inclusivity as necessary.

I remember fighting one of these beasties back in 1E times in the 1980s. It ruled a clan of hill giants near the town of Tell Qa in the Wilderlands of High Fantasy. It was brutal!

I’ve never actually done it yet but one day I hope to run a game set in a historically accurate Europe in the year 1,000. The game would be set initially in Normandy and England and would play on the (at the time very real) fear that the turning of the Millenium would bring about an apocalypse...

“They’re big. They’re mean. They like the canteen!” I’d see them as translating the values of the forwards in rugby (or to translate, the O line and D line in NFL) to a brutal world of monstrous foes and savage environment. They recognise the roles of the “skill” positions in the battle against...

RIP Queen Elizabeth II

Playing in 3 groups: Roughly monthly with a face-to-face group of friends, running two campaigns each weekend ( I DM one, @TheSword runs the other). The group has been playing for over 20 years now. Fortnightly on Roll 20 for Warhammer campaign The Enemy Within, again run by @TheSword Weekly...