by DoOverAgain

I wanted to pick up the system agnostic, 338 G.I. Joe standee pack for $10, but shipping is $21.22 to California.
If I added Power Rangers Standee Pack + Sgt. Slaughter RPG pack (another 30-ish standees), shipping is now $38. Ouch!

I can pick up the 338 G.I. Joe standee pack for $25 with free Prime Shipping from Amazon.

by GeoffreyB

I worked out GeoffreyB previously rolled d501 = 379 times last year.

by Moonlight_Fox

Related Item: Clone High

The contradictory signals are making things harder than they should be. To activate a micro-EMP and make your final stand against Camilla - and both Nadia's - old school and figure the clone stuff out later, turn to Page 113.

by coil23

Related Item: Caught in the Rain

Yeah, I like the noir narration.

by coil23

My first thought is one room from White Plume Mountain.

spoiler:
[o]A large pit with lava at the bottom. The obvious way across was a line of disks, each one suspended from a chain coming down from the ceiling And each chain attached to the center point of one disk for maximum instability![/o]

I remember looking at the illustration and thinking: Certain Death.

by BG05

Related Item: Star Borg: Rebel Handbook

6/20 - Updated to “First to Enter”

by Hunting_Phoenix

BG05 wrote:

Link: https://renegadegamestudios.com/clearance/

Lots of GI Joe, My Little Pony, Power Ranger, and Transformers RPG stuff drastically reduced. Not sure if the license is running out or not.

Also board game items related to those properties are reduced as well.

They're doing a new edition and dropping their system and going with 5.5e straight, apparently. https://www.enworld.org/threads/renegade-announces-new-editi...

by SeaofStars

About half the rooms in White Plume Mountain? But they are interesting puzzles, tactical challenges, or both, so it was a fun adventure with the classic "a mad wizard did it" explaination. It even sort of fit into our ongoing campaign.

by Rapscallion_69

Or that I use different tools than you to cut paper.

by lawingm

Both because I've played more 5e than any other single system and because this is similar with a lot of my play groups, dex+die is the most common I've seen. With the OSE game I'm in, we're doing group initiative, which feels like it speeds things up a bit and takes some of the swing out of the d20 variance.

I do prefer the "whatever makes sense" side. I've had too many situations where the dice did not serve the situation and an incredibly nimble, high dex character never seemed to break past bad rolls unless they also got surprise.

by gtogixxer

Related Item: Clone High

You knew it might come to this and you've been mentally preparing for it. To grab Camilla, trigger your cybernetic failsafe and make the ultimate sacrifice, turn to page 86.

by fatandy

The Clash - The Singles, compilation CD