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Things fall apart Everything tends to decay And so it takes a lot To combine atoms there in such a way There exists the lure of that darkness That lurks around the edges of every day So I’m inviting you … Continue reading →
Things fall apart Everything tends to decay And so it takes a lot To combine atoms there in such a way There exists the lure of that darkness That lurks around the edges of every day So I’m inviting you … Continue reading →
So I was watching a production of Mozart’s the Magic Flute, and I was wondering why we don’t see more magic flutes in the popular culture. Wagner’s Ring cycle tapped into a rich vein of magic-ring related lore which led … Continue reading →
On Sunday Vero and I had some people over — Doug and Eunice (Eunice? Is that right? I forget why I don’t use people’s actual first names, I think it was something about respecting privacy) along with, I’m just going … Continue reading →
Prodded by Vero, who pointed out that she hasn’t heard me say anything nice about Dungeons and Dragons 3.5 since around 2005. 1) The system isn’t terrible. I mean the basic resolution system, where you roll a d20 and add … Continue reading →
There was at some point a discussion going on RPGnet about PC types, and “special snowflakes.” Generally they were presented as a negative. A “special snowflake” PC, probably this is self-evident, is a PC who is for some reason unique … Continue reading →
Okay, so, for startsies, we had some confusion in terms of the timetable: Eunice has joined the game, and she’s got a character all her own. Introducing the character to the group the way the group generally wanted to, i.e., … Continue reading →
So session six ends with the PCs stumbling out of the Brigadoon-style city of Jin-Yann, and the mist rising, and the city isn’t disappearing, instead it’s very tiny. The ancient magic which dragged the city forward in time has resulted … Continue reading →
Last night (when I write this) Donald, Eunice and I got together at Bert’s for the D&D Encounters thing. Carla and Vero were working. D&D Encounters is this quasi-organized play (at least it’s quasi- here) where you have short sessions … Continue reading →
So I promised a while back I would talk about Exalted a little bit, and explain why I like some of the things I like and why I dislike some of the things I dislike. Then like a month went … Continue reading →
(If you aren’t familiar with Arkham Horror, there’s a decent review of it here.) I got Vero Arkham Horror for Christmas of 2009 and we played it a lot in 2010, to the point where we now have all the … Continue reading →