D&D, Comics, and Things
As much as they seem to have worse and worse names each time, we have a new UA out, dealing with subclasses again. As such, we have updates to the Revived Rogue, now called the Phantom, The Genie Warlock, and the Archivest wizard, who had been a artificer class that they cut if I’m reading …
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I was watching a panel with some cool people when I realized I hadn’t actually read (or watched) the Martian. I vaguely recall buying it, but never sat down and read it. So I turned to my local library, realized it was closed, so I bought a new copy of the book online. I read …
I’d do this just as a message in discord, but I can’t write there at work, and it’s going to be long as I’m just going to be SoCing this.
A new UA to take our mind off of things. ANd its about the mind, interestingly enough.
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I’ve been putting together what I feel makes the most sense for rules concerning building things in an RPG. So let’s throw words to talk about it.
The Pendragon RPG contains its own list of references, but I’m not quite cultured enough to recognize all of these actual historic references. So instead of that, I’m making up a list of everything I thought of as something to read or watch as I was reading the RPG.
This last weekend, I met online with some friends to do some D&D. As per. However, not all of our group were able to gather, so I placed the current storyline on hold and ran Something Else. And since Module X1, the Isle of Dread has been on my mind, I decided to run that …
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Hoorary for new UA! Boo that the Circle of Stars and the Fey Wanderer are listed for survey, as that means they probably aren’t in the Theros book. Alas.
I learned about an old RPG recently. The first edition of it was released in 1985, so it’s been around longer than me. I got my book for it this week, and I’m playing fast catch up. I really want to add it to my repertoire, but it’s very different than D&D (or at least, …
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