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 This Week in Geek History July 26 - August 1
Posted: Mon, 27 Jul 01:36:02

by Steve



July 26
1875
- Carl Jung, founder of analytic psychology [microbadge=16680]
1894
- Author Aldous Huxley [microbadge=37541][microbadge=37542]
1928
- Director Stanley Kubrick [microbadge=3420]
1945
- Actress Helen Mirren [microbadge=23645]

July 27
1824
- French novelist Alexander Dumas the Younger (Camille)
1922
- Television producer Norman Lear (All in The Family)
1938
- Gary Gygax [microbadge=4620]

July 28
1948
- Actress Sally Struthers (All in the Family)
1991
- Spanish cyclist Miguel Indurain won the first of his five consecutive Tour de France titles [microbadge=22195]

July 29
1892
- Actor William Powell (Thin Man) [microbadge=20115]
1941
- Actor David Warner [microbadge=30331] [microbadge=23375]
1954
- Tolkien's The Fellowship of the Ring published [microbadge=1135]
1972
- Actor/Gamer/BGG User Wil Wheaton [microbadge=38103][microbadge=24744]

July 30
1818
- Author Emily Bronte [microbadge=7272]
1863
- Auto pioneer Henry Ford [microbadge=2409]
1935
- 1st Penguin book published, starting the 'paperback revolution' [microbadge=34401]
1947
- Bodybuilder-actor-governor Arnold Schwarzenegger [microbadge=3505]
1961
- Actor Laurence Fishburne [microbadge=23635]

July 31
1919
- Writer Primo Levi (If this is a Man) [microbadge=15760]
1962
- Actor Wesley Snipes (Blade trilogy) [microbadge=33181]
1965
- Author J.K. Rowling [microbadge=6212]
1970
- Black Tot Day: last day of officially sanctioned rum ration in the Royal Navy [microbadge=11787] [microbadge=19415]
1971
- Apollo 15 astronauts become the first to ride in a lunar rover [microbadge=10799]

August 1
1819
- Author Herman Melville [microbadge=30047]
1914
- Germany declares war on Russia, turning the conflict between Austria-Hungary and Serbia into the first World War [microbadge=8928]
2009
- RPGGeek.com's official birthday (the best site on the internet). Happy 17th Birthday! [microbadge=20594]

I'm sure this list can be improved. Feel free to offer suggestions for this and upcoming weeks. If you want your birthday included just add it to this geeklist: RPG Geek Birthday List
 Reply: The Tavern:: Re: Name the TV Series from the Synopsis
Posted: Mon, 27 Jul 01:24:17

by Ryuu

Arkapar wrote:

New Synopsis: Two of the main characters look for fun ways to spend their days while the third one is a secret agent, living with them under cover


I don’t know what this is, but it sounds fun. Possibly a new/old show to watch. Waiting for the reveal…👀
 Reply: The Tavern:: Re: Name the TV Series from the Synopsis
Posted: Mon, 27 Jul 01:13:00

by Arkapar

New Synopsis: Two of the main characters look for fun ways to spend their days while the third one is a secret agent, living with them under cover
 Reply: General Role-Playing:: Re: Game Inventory
Posted: Mon, 27 Jul 01:08:05

by latindog

Too many but I'm getting more and more played each year and trying to buy far less (not counting crazy digital bundle deals).
 The day is gone... and tomorrow is probably a bust too...
Posted: Mon, 27 Jul 01:02:43

by Rachel Carpenter

Life's kept me pretty busy today. It's looking like tomorrow's going to keep me mostly away from my computer too... Mythic Monday might still happen as scheduled.. I'm keeping my fingers-crossed. And if tomorrow does turn out the way I think, then maybe we'll just have a Mythic Tuesday this week 😜.


Coffee!!!!
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-Rachel

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 New Image for Patrick Spaziante
Posted: Mon, 27 Jul 00:53:54

by elclarkey

Board Game Artist: Patrick Spaziante <div>Patrick Spaziante</div>
 New comment on GeekList The Space-Biff! Historical Journal
Posted: Mon, 27 Jul 00:24:23

by dysjunct

Eric Brosius wrote:

hypotenmoose wrote:

Normally I default to just "troll" but Dan's BGG journal comments is such a specific place to bring trolling to.

It's hipster trolling.


I don’t know about you, but I was trolling Dan before it was popular.
 New comment on Item for GeekList "20 July 2026: How did your RPG session(s) go this week?"
Posted: Mon, 27 Jul 00:23:33

by mic_al

Related Item: Hunter: The Reckoning (5th Edition)

Farydia wrote:

What a way to honor a great mind of our days! ❤️

I just have to be honest and say that I basically just thought his name is cool (and Italian sounding) and since the character was inspired by William of Baskerville I felt I would name him after him. (I must admit I haven't read any of his philosophy. 😳)

And Charles Darrow (my former character) was named after the guy who patented Monopoly. (He actually stole the idea from Elizabeth Magie's The Landlord's Game.) I didn't name him that to honor the guy, I just wanted a vaguely British sounding name and I liked how it sounds.

I guess I'm a little lazy (or not altogether super creative) at making character names. 😔
 Reply: General Role-Playing:: Re: Game Inventory
Posted: Mon, 27 Jul 00:22:51

by dysjunct

GeoffreyB wrote:

How many source books or inventory of games do you have but haven't gotten to the table yet? For example, I own most of the Shadowrun 6th Edition books but I haven't started a campaign yet.


How many is that? 37? 73?
 Reply: General Role-Playing:: Re: Game Inventory
Posted: Mon, 27 Jul 00:20:21

by lgoldberg

OSRIC 1.0
 Reply: General Role-Playing:: Re: QOTD JUL 26: What's your most memorable experience with intrigue or espionage in a game?
Posted: Mon, 27 Jul 00:19:15

by Serpentine_C

Is this genre just not very popular?

I haven't run or played any scenarios like this but have been reading Dune: Adventures in the Imperium and contemplating a campaign focused around these sorts of adventures amidst house politics. I ask the question because I'm curious about other people's experiences.

The only one so far being a negative experience is perhaps very telling....