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My "other concern" is that I haven't played the series before and don't think I'd quite get the love or appeal of it because I am not a lifelong fan from before. Like, it could be one of those series you had to have stuck with before to enjoy it.

Just getting into TTRPGs. Why should I care? (Not meant to be rude, just want someone to give me the SitRep on the significance of what's happening here in case I am missing something beyond the game's historical value.)

It's a good point; that should be up to the people to decide.

I'm reading some of Vladimir Lenin and Empire of Normality: Neurodiversity and Capitalism by Robert Chapman. In terms of TTRPGs, I'm reading the 13th Age core rulebook and just got the two bestiaries in the mail. Honestly, 13th Age and Pathfinder are where it is at (haven't played Pathfinder...

Definitely checking these out.

Old Gods of Appalachia looks great.

Oh God, Dolmenwood looks great!

Very good! These all look nice. I wonder what to get...

These all look great!

Okay.

Another channel to subscribe to for me. 🤷‍♂️ Thanks! :)

Fly you fools!

I wouldn't mind a review of this, though I'm already itching to get it.

Yes. Non-Euclidean. And all these squares make a circle.

Settings of drought and dustballs and even the American Southwest during these trying times are underrated.

Mörk Bork seems to be the gift that keeps on giving. I wonder where else I can help crowd-fund tabletop RPGs?

Too many storms and cloudy skies where I am myself.

Frankly never read any of the Dragonlance series. This does look interesting though.

These all look rather wonderful. Thanks!

Damn, that design of the planet or whatever you call it looks great!