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 New comment on Item for GeekList "GCC 2026 September Challenge - People's Choice!"
Posted: Thu, 27 Aug 16:15:40

by FilipaPT

Related Item: Button Shy

I love that you share your collections! I have the Thundergryph suitcase collection, but have only played Space Lunch yet 🀭 That's why I added some of those games to my poll too πŸ™‚
I voted for «All of them!» for Dobble, hope you don't mind 😁
Hope you have a wonderful gaming month Djali! πŸ€—
 Reply: General Role-Playing:: Re: QOTD AUG 27: Inns and Taverns, the front door to adventure. What are the best inn and tavern names you have run across in real life, play, literature, or film?
Posted: Thu, 27 Aug 16:10:28

by Karkared

robbbbbb wrote:

There's a bar across the street from the University of Oklahoma that's called "The Library", as in, "Don't worry, Mom and Dad, I'm headed to The Library." In the same vein, here in Tacoma there's "Terry's Office Tavern", as in "Honey, I need to stay late at The Office tonight."


New Pavis in Glorantha has a tavern named "the Temple". "I'm off to the temple," husbands will say.
 Reply: General Role-Playing:: Re: QOTD AUG 27: Inns and Taverns, the front door to adventure. What are the best inn and tavern names you have run across in real life, play, literature, or film?
Posted: Thu, 27 Aug 15:53:48

by Ugavine

I needed a name for a seedy bar in a Star Wars game. IRL there is a chain of strip clubs in the UK called Spearmint Rhino, and one player suggested the Spearmint Mynock. And it stuck. If they travel to a world and look for a seedy bar it is frequently the Spearmint Mynock. πŸ™‚

One of my local pubs, actually the Bathams brewery, is is officially The Vine, but is more frequently known by the much better name, Bull & Bladder.

 Reply: The Tavern:: Re: What is the last novel you read? And what are you going to read next?
Posted: Thu, 27 Aug 15:50:11

by snoweel

Finished Children of Strife, by Adrian Tchaikovsky. Children of Time is one of my absolute favorites. I didn't enjoy this one a ton. I liked the mantis shrimp who just wants to punch everything, but a lot of the characters in the other threads are not much fun to read about. The (literal) world building is creative, at least.
 Reply: The Tavern:: Re: What is the last novel you read? And what are you going to read next?
Posted: Thu, 27 Aug 15:21:11

by brianmccue

Now nearing the end of The Book of Dreams, fifth and last of Jack Vance's Demon Princes series.

Like much of Vance's SF, it brings Traveller to mind.