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Been keeping my eyes open for Vol 2 of the Upson Tey series. I liked vol 1 enough to read vol 2. However, I think I'm going to focus on catching up on Elizabeth George's Lynley/Havers books, I stopped at vol 9. Also would like to read most recent (2023) Deborah Crombie. All of which to say...

Love those story ideas, great stuff. Also like how it's sort of shaped like a spider... Dreamweaver, Orbweaver, whose counting...

Well, Einstein said it's all relative (paraphrase). If you are walking across my field of view, you are walking to the left (or right). So in relation to me, you are walking left-right; not forward back.

Got Forge of the Artificer today. It's good.

She's a big MtG player (and D&D). I'm sure buying packs and packs, it's all for "research" lol. I need to get a job that let's me spend on my hobby and write it all off.

Yeah, I kind of thought you buried the lede...

Equipment degradation. Every item starts with a d12 as it's quality die. After every encounter, for every piece of equipment used rolled, roll the equipment's quality die. If it's a 1, it degrades down to a d10, or a d8, or a d6, or a d4. If you roll a 1 on your d4 quality die, the item is no...

I mean, paladin on a camel smoting an undead owlbear - sounds like an Owlbear Rodeo to me!

Speaking of Monty Python, one of my favorite movies is Brazil. (Directed by Terry Gilliam) And it has so many good quotes, a couple to share: "My complication had a little complication" "I'm a bit of a stickler for the paperwork" And not speaking of the Monkees, another favorite movie is Repo...

You might appreciate this:

In another thread, someone shared this: https://www.enworld.org/threads/what-is-are-your-most-recent-ttrpg-purchase-s.702615/post-9805191 https://www.enworld.org/threads/what-is-are-your-most-recent-ttrpg-purchase-s.702615/post-9805227

Or yeah, double wood stud framing with lath and plaster.

Conjuric living bamboo covered by mythwall that needs to be continuously repaired through the willing service of fabromantical beetles. Said beetles are not "loyal" in the way we think they are - with the right incentives, the beetles will allow others to pass through their interstitial burrow...

Thoughts with you and your family as you go through this Umbran. Sounds like some cautiously hopeful good news from your most recent.

While I used to play in d20 rolling games that a 1 was auto-fail; I've pulled back on that. In my 5e games, 20 is auto-success; and if in combat it's a roll any dice you do for damage twice and add them all up. I mean, it's 5e, it's like cartoon fantasy superheroes, so it's all good as far as I...

Oh wow, that's already out? I thought the kickstarter just ended like a month or 6 weeks ago. Love those crowdfunds that are ready to fulfill at launch.

"Stefan Poag created the front cover art, depicting the sorcerer Astarbul and his demon-doll minions." Guess I'll be on the lookout for more Stefan Poag work. https://stefanpoag.com/

I thought it was Erol Otus!

Adventures are always a good low-stakes way for me to enter into a setting. Perhaps a sequence of adventures, ultimately creating a path. And then the demand for the setting book will be stronger I imagine?