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Besides finishing Rot & Ruin and almost finishing the second book in Jonathan Maberry's zombie apocalypse series, Dust & Decay, I also had the opportunity to pick up copies of Art Spiegelman's Maus I: My Father Bleeds History and Maus II: And Here My Troubles Began. These are the award-winning...

That's actually kind of cool. Go Buggles! Video Killed the Radio Star Johnathan

Ah, the Nether Regions. Johnathan

Canceled due to dying cat. Johnathan

In our "Ghourmand Vale" campaign, in which I was a player: Ran through the last six adventure sessions, finishing off the campaign Wrote two in-game songs about our exploits In our "Middle of Elsewhere" campaign, in which I'm a player: Built individual 3-ring binders for each new PC in the...

I'm starting the first of a five-part novel series by Jonathan Maberry, set in a zombie apocalypse. This first novel is called Rot & Ruin, and it deals with a teenaged boy going into the family business: zombie pest control, basically. I bought the whole five-novel set, and I'll be on a...

Thread title: Editable 5.2.1 SRD What I saw: Edible 5.2.1 SRD Johnathan

Just wait until they invent the transporter beam.... Johnathan

Nope, I was just offering a possible answer to the question. I was unaware of Bigby's gnomification - I'm not up on my 5E lore - but now he should probably be called Smallby. Johnathan

Reincarnation spell after he was slain? Johnathan

Alas, this is my first book on Japanese cinema as a whole. If you're into kaiju movies, last year my boys got me Godzilla FAQ by Brian Solomon - that was a pretty good read. And i can recommend The Official Godzilla Compendium by J. D. Lee and Marc Cerasini. Johnathan

I like the cork board! Johnathan

I use the character sheet from the PHB, but that's just page one of the folder I assemble for each PC. There's also a "class abilities and feats" sheet, an attack matrix for the PC's various weapons, spell sheets (for spellcasters), creature stat sheets (for mounts, familiars, animal...

I'm reading The Waves at Genji's Door: Japan Through Its Cinema by Joan Mellen. My son found it at a used bookstore and got it for me as a Christmas gift, knowing I love samurai movies (and kaiju movies, but this book doesn't address those). So far it's a little dry, but I'll give it a chance...

Yesterday, we watched a Zatoichi movie the family got for Christmas (we're trying to patch up some holes in our collection): Zatoichi and the Fugitives. Tonight we watched the Minecraft movie, a gift my nephew got for Christmas. Man, that was stupid, but he enjoyed it. Tomorrow, we're on for...

We covered Greek, Roman, Egyptian, and Norse myths in elementary school, like 2nd-8th grade. Also picked up a little African myths in 7th-8th grade. Johnathan

As for me, I'm currently reading The Beatles by Richard Havers, and it's pretty quick going because the whole 320 pages is mostly photos with captions. It was a Christmas gift from my family, who know I enjoy their music. Johnathan

My wife's a big fan of Beaton's "Hamish Macbeth" series. This year, I picked up the last four in the series (so far) for her for Christmas, as she'd gotten behind in her reading due to some ongoing cataract issues (that have since been resolved). There was a TV series made a few years back and...

According to my Funk & Wagnells Standard Desk Dictionary, the last word is "zymurgy." Did I win? Johnathan

1337 - LEET, as in "leetspeak," where certain numbers are swapped out with letters. Johnathan