by Donogh

An item RPG Item: Against Time and Death has been added to the geeklist 2026 RPGG Challenge: Play Five RPGs You Have Never Played Before (Each At Least Once)

by amodman

An item Board Game: Legacy of Dragonholt has been added to the geeklist May 2026 US Math Trade

by squallgoku

Related Item: Decisions, Decisions: Thoughts from an indecisive gamer

Lagnis wrote:

Does not DTRPG have a POD option in Australia now? You could get them as POD books, not as fancy, but a cheaper option for 2nd, they'll all be soft-cover, but if the itch is there but the money isn't...

To be honest, I have never even looked into POD.

by BlackSheeper

Zauberschwein wrote:

FilipaPT wrote:

NoahMillerDesign wrote:

I'm very new to giving / receiving stars and just found out about the  The Geek Citizenship Recognition Program Rolls On! and  Citizenship Recognition - 10K Celebration badges and would love to have them if they're still available to be received.

Looking forward to giving out lots of stars in the future!

I never got them, maybe they are not awarded anymore 🤔

The quickest is to send a direct message to [user=wavemotion][/user] and ask for the stars. ✨

He's not the only that can award it and by sending him a geekmail you increase the load that load that he already has.

by Playful_Chipmunk

Je vais faire la nouvelle liste ce soir! Je suis désolée. Merci de votre patience! 🩷

by Zauberschwein

FilipaPT wrote:

NoahMillerDesign wrote:

I'm very new to giving / receiving stars and just found out about the  The Geek Citizenship Recognition Program Rolls On! and  Citizenship Recognition - 10K Celebration badges and would love to have them if they're still available to be received.

Looking forward to giving out lots of stars in the future!

I never got them, maybe they are not awarded anymore 🤔

The quickest is to send a direct message to [user=wavemotion][/user] and ask for the stars. ✨

by Lagnis

Related Item: Decisions, Decisions: Thoughts from an indecisive gamer

squallgoku wrote:

Lagnis wrote:

I have not gotten rid of anything over the years which means I now get a lot less physical books, there just isn't enough space to continue the library of tomes on impulse. 😄

Ah, you were a much wiser man than I!
I really miss my 2nd Ed collection, even if it was just the Player's Handbook, DM's Guide, Monstrous Manual, Complete Thief's Handbook, Complete Bard's Handbook and some sourcebooks on Forgotten Realms and Ravenloft.
Sure I have them all as PDF's but it's not the same.
I actually contemplated collecting the set of books but dang, they get expensive!

I sold 2nd Ed, 3.5 Ed, 4th Ed collections of books, all I have left now are the 2014 5th Ed Player's Handbook, Monster Manual. DM's Guide, and the Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide.
So that is why I am keen on building a library of Marvel Multiverse RPG books.
And this time I am never parting with them!

Does not DTRPG have a POD option in Australia now? You could get them as POD books, not as fancy, but a cheaper option for 2nd, they'll all be soft-cover, but if the itch is there but the money isn't...

by Pentaclebreaker

SeaofStars wrote:

[...]
I like any system where the magic user can create new magics, spells, magic items. whatever. Or are allowed to use spells in off-label and exciting ways. Or both! Magic should enhance rather than restrict creativity. Though I understand why D&D spell descriptions keep becoming narrower and more precise. Bad faith rules lawyering ruins the game for everyone.[...]

Considering an innovative and "open" magic system, DSA-Professional comes to mind. For its time it had a very innovative and versatile magic system that used runestones (actual small wooden badges) and combinations of them as spells. PCs had to find different runes and combinations of them to achieve magic. It never developed its full force, as the system was very short lived. On the other hand that would have "innovative" rules lawyering at large 🙂

Ciao

Martin

by Jocab

Coffee

by squallgoku

Related Item: Decisions, Decisions: Thoughts from an indecisive gamer

Lagnis wrote:

I have not gotten rid of anything over the years which means I now get a lot less physical books, there just isn't enough space to continue the library of tomes on impulse. 😄

Ah, you were a much wiser man than I!
I really miss my 2nd Ed collection, even if it was just the Player's Handbook, DM's Guide, Monstrous Manual, Complete Thief's Handbook, Complete Bard's Handbook and some sourcebooks on Forgotten Realms and Ravenloft.
Sure I have them all as PDF's but it's not the same.
I actually contemplated collecting the set of books but dang, they get expensive!

I sold 2nd Ed, 3.5 Ed, 4th Ed collections of books, all I have left now are the 2014 5th Ed Player's Handbook, Monster Manual. DM's Guide, and the Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide.
So that is why I am keen on building a library of Marvel Multiverse RPG books.
And this time I am never parting with them!

by leroy43

Almost invariably selling loot is because you're buying something better, getting an upgrade, or trading in the thing for something else you want more at the time. And if you really want or need it back, the GM can set up up so you can make it happen via a quest or something.

But no, no regrets that I can recall.

by Lagnis

Related Item: Decisions, Decisions: Thoughts from an indecisive gamer

I have not gotten rid of anything over the years which means I now get a lot less physical books, there just isn't enough space to continue the library of tomes on impulse. 😄