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 New comment on Item for GeekList "2027 Explore Diversity Challenge"
Posted: Mon, 02 Nov 22:04:20

by Pyronik2003

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 New comment on GeekList BGG.CON Virtual Flea Market 2026
Posted: Mon, 02 Nov 21:56:52

by Cheelara1

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 New comment on Blog Post Happy Birthday Nadgamgee!
Posted: Mon, 02 Nov 21:52:50

by papiklfish

Related Item: RPGG News

Happy birthday, Nadia!
 Reply: General Role-Playing:: Re: RPGGeek 2026 Holiday Gift Exchange
Posted: Mon, 02 Nov 21:40:37

by jodokast

Question- what is the date of assignment of targets this year? I stopped participating in part because of money, but at this end of the earth the item sent in early dec arrived in feb [both the last two years]
Im not in any way upset but im trying to figure out if its slightly earlier this year and if the postal service is now better since the covid years
 New comment on GeekList Slashing Through Cinema 12! The Witching Hour (A Dozen Years of the BGG Horror Movie Watching Challenge! )
Posted: Mon, 02 Nov 21:20:24

by Zedsdead

1) What was your favourite new movie this year?
--Easily Duel. A 70s made-for-TV movie from a rookie director? My expectations were low and I was startled how much I enjoyed it.

2) Which movie do you think would count as required viewing?
--Halloween 1978

3) Did you have a Happy Halloween? :)
--Not bad. Didn't get to do the old-theater Frankenstein / Bride doubleheader I had planned but helped out a friend who just had surgery and then handed out candy while watching Cabin in the Woods.

4) Did you have any movie on your watchlist, that you didn't get to fit in?
--Nope, I hit 'em all thanks to a great city library and a friend with a massive bluray collection.

And one I'm not gonna put on repeat next year:
5) Which movie would you suggest for a children's (5-10) scary movie marathon? And which for teens (10-18)?
--From the movies I watched? Eek. Okay, The Frighteners is probably the closest thing to kid-friendly. And The Faculty for teens.
 Reply: General Role-Playing:: Re: RPGGeek 2026 Holiday Gift Exchange
Posted: Mon, 02 Nov 21:17:12

by St Cretin

Sorry, if this is a dumb question, but can the gift be pre-owned? As long as it is in good to great condition? Or is new preferred/required?
 Reply: General Role-Playing:: Re: QOTD NOV 2: What can older RPG designs teach newer games—and what should older games learn in return?
Posted: Mon, 02 Nov 21:12:01

by AZBarbarian

New games can learn that it is OK to have bad things and evil in your game, especially as 'the bad guys.' For example, Orcs can be dumb with evil tendencies.

Old games can learn that players can be involved in the narrative of the game and game world.