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Maybe I'm a child at heart, but I consider even today there are plenty of people and things that people are doing that are evil, let alone all the evil tgat happened in the 20th century.

There were also a number of other races and groups of humanity living quite well during the Great Crusade without any of the genocide / torture being needed, until the Imperium caught up to them. Also the Inquisition wasn't formed in response to general psykers that were already present, as they...

Thanks for this! Looking forward to reading along, while I have the set have never been able to complete them.

Yes, another great middle earth artist.

Yep, that is the riding the barrels one thanks:)

Will see if I can work out how to upload images using phone :)

I have fondness for Tolkeins art for the Hobbit, like the original cover, riding the barrels and I think Bilvo in the hobbit hole. I also like a lot of Alan Lee's and Ted Naidmith's art, and various versions of Fingolfin facing Morgoth if that helps.

Speaking of game books, did you ever play the Blood Sword series? Still have my copies, though haven't had a chance to plat since likely the 90s, what i recall of them is that they were good, interesting in allowing multiple characters, and a bit of a darker tone to Fighting Fantasy.

It is lilely my own way of looking at things, but I can't read the post any other way than it suggesting the poster was alive and reading texts during the 19th century.

TIL stars hold grudges :) thanks for that fantastic summary of events there though @Steampunkette !

I believe there was a mod post pointing out one piece of wording that is generally against the terms and conditions. Otherwise, I think above post is possible better portraying your views of the split, where the original post could be taken as you supporting the position that indie RPG is the...

Indeed from what I was seeing, Dickens and Twain at least fought for stronger copyright laws than were in place.

If I read / understood right, it was suggested that these could be two potential outcomes you could see, where only one or the other would occur depending on your actions, and given the continual time skipping effects you're facing due to time dilation at speeds you are going at, you will see /...

Snarf was talking about taking a break for a week - may have requested a Mod to do temp ban so wasn't tempted to come back and post?

For an investigative journalist , does seem to be a lot of inaccuracies in the post.

Holy Overreaction Batman

Does seem a bit of a mixture lately really of different books, and agree marketing does seem to play up the Space Marines as heroes, but then you get books like Day of Ascension by Adrian Tchaikovsky come out just 2 years ago (so more recent than the Warhammer Adventures books) that shows why...

Hopefully this doesn't isn't too long that I'm necroing the thread, but in regards to the initial question, I've been thinking on this, and based on my (probably limited) understanding of narrative style gameplay, I'd put it as the difference between the Lord of the Rings books to the Lord of...

I like the Trails series, JRPGs but I think pretty good the ones I've played, and always seems to be one coming up, though gets confusing with lag between Japanese release and English release, and at least one remake coming up, which makes it tricky to specify a title that may fit.

I believe one key thing around rogue-likes is being procedurally generated, so each run through would be different, allowing for quite different expectations / possibilities of scoring. Whereas my memory of a lot of arcade games were that they weren't random, so could learn from each play...