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Reply: RPGGeek Help and How-To:: Re: Do you have a question you want asked as QOTD? Post here!
Posted: Tue, 23 Jun 13:00:01
Do you update your settings or descriptions to accommodate technological or scientifical changes?
Or do your worlds each exist in a permanent state, maybe to avoid confusion?
Examples may include basic generative AI as a widespread tool, streaming services, tiktok-type short videos, new states of matter, new types of stars in scifi etc.
Posted: Tue, 23 Jun 13:00:01
by Karkared
A question for non-fantasy gms:Do you update your settings or descriptions to accommodate technological or scientifical changes?
Or do your worlds each exist in a permanent state, maybe to avoid confusion?
Examples may include basic generative AI as a widespread tool, streaming services, tiktok-type short videos, new states of matter, new types of stars in scifi etc.
New comment on Blog Post Mythic Mondays- The Researcher and the Soldier, Part 1
Posted: Tue, 23 Jun 12:46:12
Posted: Tue, 23 Jun 12:46:12
Reply: The Tavern:: Re: Name the TV Series from the Synopsis
Posted: Tue, 23 Jun 12:42:23
I don't know that one ^^.
It's sort of mostly natural, except the very basic plot/idea/reason of the whole series is not.
Somebody guessed OUAT earlier, and sure Mr Gold could've had a hand in this (but he didn't, and there's no Mr Gold analogue). Goosebumps is way off, since that one really moves to a new unconnected story each time, they're all self-contained (barring a few examples), while this series is kinda like 44 variations on the same theme, in a single continuity.
Thematically, it's similar to [o]Heavy Metal (the first movie)[/o] and [o]a specific part of the Harry Potter franchise[/o].
I really do think it's possible nobody's heard of this, or has thought of it at all in the past two decades or so. I do have a few, euhm, "better" options for series in the future, but I couldn't find a way to do those well, so I picked this one.
Posted: Tue, 23 Jun 12:42:23
by Derang3d
Woelf wrote:
Nothing is ringing a bell for me, but I'm interested to find out what this is.
When you combined supernatural and Western that immediately invoked Briscoe County Jr., but that doesn't fit with any of the anthology clues, plus it's already in the list.
When you combined supernatural and Western that immediately invoked Briscoe County Jr., but that doesn't fit with any of the anthology clues, plus it's already in the list.
I don't know that one ^^.
It's sort of mostly natural, except the very basic plot/idea/reason of the whole series is not.
Somebody guessed OUAT earlier, and sure Mr Gold could've had a hand in this (but he didn't, and there's no Mr Gold analogue). Goosebumps is way off, since that one really moves to a new unconnected story each time, they're all self-contained (barring a few examples), while this series is kinda like 44 variations on the same theme, in a single continuity.
Thematically, it's similar to [o]Heavy Metal (the first movie)[/o] and [o]a specific part of the Harry Potter franchise[/o].
I really do think it's possible nobody's heard of this, or has thought of it at all in the past two decades or so. I do have a few, euhm, "better" options for series in the future, but I couldn't find a way to do those well, so I picked this one.
Reply: Hot Deals:: Re: Troll Lord Book Burning Liquidation Sale
Posted: Tue, 23 Jun 12:29:47
And unfortunately for anyone who jumped on the sale earlier (like me), that book is now a $20 book (+shipping & handling).
Enh, that's for 5e and not C&C anyways. However, they were gracious enough to offer a free PDF download of the C&C version in a Backerkit update for Castle Zagyg.
Posted: Tue, 23 Jun 12:29:47
by Pugnax555
Hoya wrote:
BG05 wrote:
They just added a book:
(AWD) 5th Edition Role Playing A0-A12 The Undying War
(AWD) 5th Edition Role Playing A0-A12 The Undying War
And unfortunately for anyone who jumped on the sale earlier (like me), that book is now a $20 book (+shipping & handling).
Enh, that's for 5e and not C&C anyways. However, they were gracious enough to offer a free PDF download of the C&C version in a Backerkit update for Castle Zagyg.
Reply: The Tavern:: Re: Name the TV Series from the Synopsis
Posted: Tue, 23 Jun 12:23:03
When you combined supernatural and Western that immediately invoked Briscoe County Jr., but that doesn't fit with any of the anthology clues, plus it's already in the list.
Posted: Tue, 23 Jun 12:23:03
by Woelf
Nothing is ringing a bell for me, but I'm interested to find out what this is.When you combined supernatural and Western that immediately invoked Briscoe County Jr., but that doesn't fit with any of the anthology clues, plus it's already in the list.
New comment on GeekList Central Maryland Virtual Flea Market June 20-28, 2026
Posted: Tue, 23 Jun 12:14:54
I know I buy less since I started doing the trade portion more. Maybe that's true for others? But yes, was definitely thinking the same thing. There are a ton of good deals out there! I just unfortunately have found will power…for now…
Posted: Tue, 23 Jun 12:14:54
by nkid
Kitabuck wrote:
Does it seem to anyone else that there's a little less action in the VFM "buying" portion for this event? Lots of posting, but less buying
I know I buy less since I started doing the trade portion more. Maybe that's true for others? But yes, was definitely thinking the same thing. There are a ton of good deals out there! I just unfortunately have found will power…for now…
Reply: Hot Deals:: Re: Renegade Studios Lat Chance Sale
Posted: Tue, 23 Jun 11:58:32
Honestly, that's not completely unreasonable, all things considered. Expensive, but not unreasonable.
And, yeah, I'm not really throwing shade at them either, just pointing out how pricey it can be. Unlike a lot of publishers, they use FedEx rather than Media Mail domestically, and it shows. Also, all international orders are shipped Delivery Duty Paid, so the duties and taxes are paid upfront, which is preferable to me.
Personally, I'm still on the fence about ordering, as part of me feels like I'm taking advantage of them with the free shipping coupon.
Posted: Tue, 23 Jun 11:58:32
by JLongden
Mitthrawnuruodo wrote:
In the continental U.S. Added almost all RPG materials from the sale to a cart to see the total since I'm a sucker for collecting different systems and books.
Subtotal: $290, Shipping: $272.14
Books are heavy, not throwing shade at Renegade for covering costs, but that did make it easy for me to resist the temptation to order it all.
Subtotal: $290, Shipping: $272.14
Books are heavy, not throwing shade at Renegade for covering costs, but that did make it easy for me to resist the temptation to order it all.
Honestly, that's not completely unreasonable, all things considered. Expensive, but not unreasonable.
And, yeah, I'm not really throwing shade at them either, just pointing out how pricey it can be. Unlike a lot of publishers, they use FedEx rather than Media Mail domestically, and it shows. Also, all international orders are shipped Delivery Duty Paid, so the duties and taxes are paid upfront, which is preferable to me.
Personally, I'm still on the fence about ordering, as part of me feels like I'm taking advantage of them with the free shipping coupon.
New comment on GeekList Central Maryland Virtual Flea Market June 20-28, 2026
Posted: Tue, 23 Jun 11:53:05
Posted: Tue, 23 Jun 11:53:05
by Kitabuck
Does it seem to anyone else that there's a little less action in the VFM "buying" portion for this event? Lots of posting, but less buying
The Trickiest, yet BEST D&D Campaigns: Mysteries
Posted: Tue, 23 Jun 11:09:52
Posted: Tue, 23 Jun 11:09:52
A new episode has been added to the database:
The Trickiest, yet BEST D&D Campaigns: Mysteries
Just Us Two (The Webs We Weave 2 of 3)
Posted: Tue, 23 Jun 11:09:52
Posted: Tue, 23 Jun 11:09:52
A new episode has been added to the database:
Just Us Two (The Webs We Weave 2 of 3)
