I'm sorry. I've lost all the links and I'm extremely depressed right now so don't think I can manage it. Especial apologies to lambers. If you'd like to go ahead with just the three of you then feel free and catch me up next time.
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Originally posted by delicatemoth View PostI'm sorry. I've lost all the links and I'm extremely depressed right now so don't think I can manage it. Especial apologies to lambers. If you'd like to go ahead with just the three of you then feel free and catch me up next time.
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The print edition of Mausritter is back in stock and I've just ordered it. It's a lovely looking object/collection
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Mausritter looks like a very cool game for a the right crowd.
Dragonlance could/should have been one of the first for 5e, but now it feels like a deep afterthought (especially with the One DND fiasco).
In turns out, I probably could have played yesterday, but didn't know for sure until yesterday. Hmmph. Okay, so we'll look further down the road again.
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Two things.
Humble bundle has 18 Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay 4th ed books including the core rules and the Enemy Within campaign for £20. It's up for another day. I am now wanting to run some so much.
I've been thinking about faith and dungeons and dragons. You know where souls go, after death, priests can perform miracles because of their god. Is there need for faith? I've read a couple of forums where people say 'well it's the same as pre modern earth' but it isn't. If we lived in late republic Rome we can't prove what happens after we die, we don't know that the gods are doing things. Maybe this is just my atheist brain not being able to understand those who believe. That those who believe today know as firmly as a guy in the forgotten realms knows that he's going to go to this specific realm when he dies. (I'm not intending to be dismissive of believing here).
Anyway WFRP looks cool.
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