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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?

Damning OR Damming, either one would be interesting... :ROFLMAO:

I also grew up about 30 miles away, and have never been. Sounds fascinating. I like the idea of the dwarves damning an underground river for power, creating a huge underground lake/sea. And they are in constant strife with other underground societies for the damage caused. AND, of course there's...

Assuming the Sengoku and Bakumatsu (especially this one) clones are in Japanese, wondering how to get those out in English?!

Last two, too young, as someone with their 60th coming up in less than 4 months...

Same, I'd read that Read it, very nice - agree. I mean medieval and pretty much every society before it everywhere was pretty terrible for most (wish we knew more about Cahokia). The promise of the 20th century was to pull "most" up out of the terribleness. I'll avoid politics except to say...

Oh also, just finished "The Condor Trail" a step by step guide to what is currently just a notional multi-day 406 mile (600km+) backpacking trip across the Los Padres National Forest. We recently heard a talk by the sixth person to complete a through-hike of it. It sounds like hte trail itself...

Just caught up with Usagi Yojimbo graphic novels, now that he has returned to Dark Horse (like the prodigal son). Both good stories, as per usual. I am enjoying Usagi's journey's with his cousin Yukichi. That said, it feels like Sakai has gotten a bit more cruel; or I have gotten more sensitive...

Love this one a lot Tim, I mean beyond even the obv love of the many-eyed ones. Room 37d I'd have be much lower at the bottom of the pit, and floating at the same level as the dungeon would be a huge beholder statue. If I was to run it, I kind of like the idea that before the Cult of Eyes...

I wonder if it's half of exactly the same people who are backing both Pioneer and Mork Borg Japan?

Also VERY STRANGE COINCIDENTAL NUMBERS of backers!!!!