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I launched my first session at my local public library, and I’m pleased to report it was a success. But it was not without a few bumps...

One of my goals that I've failed at year after year was finding an in-person gaming group. This year, it's time to change that...

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Breaking the rules makes for a good story, especially when the rules are well known. The dark powers aren’t omnipotent. Vecna got out...

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Ive been buying PDFs. Players pay attention to A4 handouts espicially in colour. They don't care to much about poster sized maps...

Wasn't this 4e?

Yeah if you’re not big on grid based combat with fairly intricate rules then Draw Steel isn’t the game for you.

This is amazing. https://lordlibidan.com/star-trek-enterprise-lcars-cross-stitch-by-lord-libidan/

TIL that Jane Austin used approximately 54 hundred and ten M dashes in her six published novels all her books were AI :eek: /s

Yeah if you’re not big on grid based combat with fairly intricate rules then Draw Steel isn’t the game for you.

"Purchased" a while ago, but my Draw Steel hardcopies finally arrived today :)