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Doctors and Daleks has six "everyman" PC classes, one for each ability score, which can be dropped into D&D pretty seamlessly. The classes all have "quips", nonmagical abilities which work mostly like spells and cantrips but represent unusual knacks and talents, anything from a well-timed...

The AI does love its nose rings.

The Sword of Escher (Prompt was "pop art, drizzt")

As a separate product, or will that be B&B's true final form? I'm onboard either way, but I like having everything in one book . . .

It is a truth universally acknowledged that an ape man in possession of good fortune must be in want of a wife. "Tarzan and Jane Austen" in various styles.

Seven arms means seven chances to get the hands wrong. (I was specifically going for seven, but AIs famously can't count. It's a matter of luck.)

I have had good results with "seen from behind."

"seventies rotoscoping cartoon"

The GM's guide is optional. I opted out.

I run a mixed table - players are free to pilfer from nearly anything in the 5e ecosystem. But Tales of the Valiant is the official baseline. I picked it because it's available in PDF, there's a low cost softcover version, the core rules are two books rather than three, and I prefer their take...

Dragonborn look odd when they're staring straight at you.

1960s Technicolor tv show

Also the hardcover is less than sixteen bucks on Amazon.

Neverland is really nifty - an island based hex crawl steeped in Celtic fairy lore and a dash of lost world wildlife. (No dinosaurs, but trilobites are reasonably common.) Plus details on the fairy realm of Queen Mab, along with a dungeon crawl through the mind of a dead god that comes with its...

I've got it - I've been running an OZ/Neverland game for my nephews for a few years, now, and this will be a great addition.

Gritty oil painting

More smudged watercolor for my actual campaign - Wonderland comes out this month!