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The website for it has a virtual dice roller. That's pretty epic too!

I misread it as Pax Draconis and thought "wow, the peace being kept by a Dragon Empire is a pretty fresh idea!" I still think the actual news is cool, but man do I have a new idea to play with!

It warms my heart, thinking of all its new adventures!

Dragonmeet is a small one-day convention in London. It's been a few years since I've been there, and while it's still small, it has certainly grown since my last visit. That said, it's one of those conventions which I hope stay small, as that gives it a certain charm and friendliness that can be...

Congrats to Cubicle 7! I love Adventures in Middle Earth!

This has really sparked some brainwaves in my head, for some reason! Thanks!!

Sorry Morrus My comment was was being written as you posted. I will remove it if requested.

I know this thread can be upsetting, but it's good we're having this conversation. Rather than ignoring issues of inequality, we need to bring these issues into the light. And sense our hobby continues to contain voices of bigotry, it is entirely appropriate that this conversation happens...

Good timing for this advice; my new campaign starts in two weeks. I think I WILL crack open the DMG this afternoon. Thanks!

Wow! That is beautiful!

This project, and the people supporting it here who represent the majority of today's gamers, make me proud to be a part of this hobby! Imagine what games we'll see in 20 years. I'm super excited to see us grow.

Cool! Looking forward to seeing what they produce!

That's fantastic! I've been intrigued by Nain Rouge for years. I'm really glad to see him (it???) show up in a project like this. You couldn't do a book about Detroit and the paranormal without it!

Ooh! I wonder if you get to deal with the Nain Rouge in "The Thin Blue Line"!

As I've said here before, the main reason I work is so that I have money to buy things from Cubicle 7.

I'm all-in on Adventures in Middle Earth. It's become my new default campaign world.

I'm trying decide if I should let Cubicle 7 garnish my wages, or if I should just start signing my entire checks over to them directly.

My main reason for working these days is so that Cubicle 7 can have my money.

I've wanted to run an animal based RPG for years. I've seen a few out there, but I've not yet spoken with anyone who's actually played one. Have any of you ever played an animal RPG? How did it really go? Was it replayable, or just a fun unique experience?

I. Love. Cubicle 7. There, I said it. And I don't regret it.