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I don't know Mr.Rook personally, so I have no idea if he's a jerk or not, but his bit about, uh, Cranston's Creature Croft is funny, I don't care who you are!

True, it is. If you're not comfortable adapting to the new edition on the fly, then I'm not sure what new settings will be included. I imagine Numenera should be easy to adapt, since it was the first, so they'll probably have notes on it in the new book?

Reading them both, I'm not sure which one I like better. Anybody other than @CleverNickName care to weigh in?

Can't go wrong with the original Numenera. Weird and interesting, and with a lot of material already written for it.

Because it was asked for... Be Careful What You Wish For A Tale of Terror Adventure Seed Trigger Warning: violence toward children The Investigators are in a house they are renting in a village of interest to their current investigations. One of the PCs (whoever has the lowest Sanity) is...

I'm not familiar with Shadowdark, and Call of Cthulhu requires some thought. I'm a purist, just throwing a tentacles monster into a pumpkin patch isn't really Lovecraftian...

I mean, on the one hand, I'd be very tempted to do option b, and the only thing I'd try to do different is to be more present with the people I love who I know are going to pass away. But on the other hand, the odds of actually meeting my wife and of us actually making our daughter are so...

Well, you're both off! It's for Old School Essentials! (I mentioned in another thread I'll be running a session or two next week!) Believe it or not, 2E is one of the two versions of D&D that I've not played or run (the other is the original white box OD&D, although I have the reprint box from...

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gives the stink-eye Are you new on the Internet? You are supposed to find the thing you mildly disagree with, and make it the core tenet of a massive tirade against the proclivities of other posters! All styles are valid, indeed. Next you'll be telling me all people deserve to have fun!

I would read MIR more like Hogwarts + Charles Dickens. The two main factions, after all, are the Gumperts (representing Good Ol’ Days Conservatism) and the Bogs (Free-Market Military-Industrial Neoliberalism). Since both parties are run by self-centered narcissists, there is plenty of call for...

It's like my mother always said, "If you can't think of something good to do for the world, aspire to be so terrible they name a whole era after you."

JOHN: Got to be good looking cause he's so hard to see! SKETCH ARTIST: Head held in hands Did... Did you actually see this guy at all?

Well then, I'll have to come up with something.

No. I run a huge gamut of times and settings. But I follow the Real World. So I almost always have a Magic Shop somewhere. For instance, I'm currently running Traveller Hero. The campaign's current year by our reckoning is 5620 CE. Humans (and others) fly from star system to star system...

If there's not something specific about it in the setting (for instance, in Eberron magic item production is industrialized and controlled by guilds, and magic shops can easily be found as a result) then I follow the Real World. So, yes, I pretty much always have "magic shops". EDIT: I should...

You know, they schedule these guys to do, like 30 interviews a day during the press junket after production has wrapped. I think about how distracted I get in the (fewer) meetings we have to go over a completed project, and how bored I get talking about my part in it over, and over, and over...