by GeoffreyB

My gaming group played a custom WWII version of Twilight: 2000 (4th Edition). That is the closest we have come to playing in a historical setting.

by flop_pea

Price have been dropped. I can't put them any lower, I would have to pay you to take my games away: floppea unsold items 2026

by lgoldberg

Storm

by Spielfreak

Eye

by sdonohue

Weight loss continues; I've even had to buy a new Santa suit.

This week is a week of transitions. I finally took my canopy, tent weights, and table out of the back of my car -- there won't be any outdoor events in Michigan until at least March. It's nice to put my back seats up again. I've also had to bring the balloon box into the house; cold temps are bad for balloons.

The other transition will happen today. I'm off to the salon to have my hair and beard bleached white for the season. I don't have a ton of events this year, but I want to look good for the eight I have so far.

by SeaofStars

$42.00 for RPG Item: Wyrmlings RPG
Condition: New
Location: United States

by xeirwn

Hi all. Thought I'd start a thread to see who else is going.
There will be no Bring and Buy this year apparently - but we can still organise trades if anyone is interested.

by Gnomekin

Related Item: A Gnome's Ponderings

Thank you very much for that extended information!

I was aware that Deitch had written more about it and you even provided a citation!

(I can’t get students to understand the importance of citing sources enough)

by SeaofStars

pelni wrote:

I think to play with my kids, something supernatural would be needed. I thought of trying something like Spirit of the Century with my kids (was there like a childrens version of that game as well, or did I dream that?) set in the city we live in 100 years ago, which would be fun since I would get a reason to read up more on what it was like here, and we could learn something together about that.

Young Centurions.

Boot Hill is about as cloe as I have come but that was more the Wild West of the movies rather than of history. But I am happy to be inspired by and draw from history for my games. Our world is such a rich source of settings and adventures.

I have been part of planning for two purely historical games, one in 17th C Ireland, the other in Norman Sicily, neither made it beyond vague planning stages.

by faustium

Related Item: CAIN

Awesome, I will message you privately to discuss!

by KingChrysanthos

Related Item: Colostle - A Solo RPG Adventure

Donogh wrote:

Congrats on hitting 5!
How did you find Lighthouse at the End of the Universe?

Thank you indeed! It has been a good process. 🙂 I did see you were curious about The Lighthouse. It is a very creative and thoughtful booklet. I have my extended thoughts that I compiled recently here: The kaleidoscopic logbook of a cosmic lighthouse keeper (review). Each session has a nice structure with your initial observations then doing 1 or more of the main prompts (maintenance, events, observations). So it could be reasonably quick or you could keep adding to it. I had about 10 sessions over a few weeks. It had a good level of creative challenge for me, also being very interesting to see what prompts turn up about what you encounter in space. I am planning on playing the complete edition (that I have a digital PDF of) partly to play again and also see what the new additions are like, including to see how the new minigames and picking one of the character bios to use.

A new episode has been added to the database: The 4th Action: Episodes #121-124