by shiva666

Monopolies are detrimental to creation, diversity and Art in general.
Formulas feed monopolies.

by BG05

Related Item: Winds of the North

Looks really cool! I just have a LOT of Viking games at the moment….😂

by Albia

Related Item: Gameward Bound

mortenmdk wrote:

That's some amazing handwriting. My handwriting is only readable by me - and only some of the time :D.

Thanks, Morten! The downside is that it's so hard to not write neatly, and it takes ages. Very glad my broken elbow earlier this year didn't affect my handwriting. It's my lone art skill. Ha ha!

by Montag451

Related Item: Gameward Bound

This is the first time I'm seeing the book in someone else's hands, and it's still hard to describe that feeling of, "I made that thing, and now someone has it; it's real!" 😆

I can't wait to follow Ari's adventures. I had also forgotten how incredibly neat and tidy your handwriting is; mine is wobbly 😂

Enjoy!

by mortenmdk

Related Item: Gameward Bound

That's some amazing handwriting. My handwriting is only readable by me - and only some of the time :D.

by paracelso_dra

Related Item: DIE: The Roleplaying Game

Item deletion forenotice: To keep the list clean and uncluttered, I will be deleting this item in ~5 days (if it's not deleted earlier by the requester), unless, of course, it needs to stay open additional time (for whatever reason), in which case please let me know.

by Albia

Related Item: Winds of the North

agramore wrote:

I don't mind some combat, and would expect some in a game like that.

On the other side, let me just say that by some lucky rolls, I seem to be taming animals left and right in delightful little scenes. I keep expecting to die... Instead, I now have the following!

Spoiler only because it's neat to stumble across these surprises, but this doesn't reveal how to find this encounter.

[o]A bear cub! With some patience, that's going to grow into a formidable bear companion in a few years. Might just need to start journaling since this is much more than just dice rolls![/o]

by brumcg

When we were meeting face to face, we would definitely try to have a farewell gaming session if possible.

I've been trying to remember the last time it happened and how we resolved the character side of it. I'm just not sure. My gut says that our usual GM would turn the character into a NPC or would go with the player's wishes (if any).

Now that we're online, it hasn't happened... yet.

by robbbbbb

Related Item: RPGG News

Have a very nice birthday, Ugavine. Hope you get to do fun things you want to do.

by brumcg

Related Item: RPGG News

Happy Birthday, Simon! 🥃

by pdzoch

QOTD OCT 14: If a member of your RPG group is moving away and unlikely to ever play with the group again, do you arrange a farewell session for that player's character in game, or do something else?

by pdzoch

If a member of your RPG group is moving away and unlikely to ever play with the group again, do you arrange a farewell session for that player's character in game, find a way to end the campaign for everyone, have the character die in a blaze of glory, simply disappear, become an NPC, or something else?

Intent behind the question is the idea of farewells. While we may hold farewell parties for friends who are moving/leaving, but do we tie up all the loose ends by holding a farewell for a PC?

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