Josh Roberts

No dice. And their bulk makes shipping more annoying and expensive, particularly since I'm internationally located. But I'm not a dice goblin either.

I hope Luminous Thunderclaw makes an appearance as an NPC in a game you play in the future, that's a kickass dragon name.

Filmmaker David Lynch smoking one of the many cigarettes that killed him.

Seeing that David Lynch died today was a bit of a gut punch. I wouldn't say I loved all of his movies, but I always loved his energy and ability to make such weird stuff at a mass distributed level.

Here he is, pictured with his murderer.

If you smoke, please stop. It's never too late.

Ooh, yay, a new streaming service I can use, thanks for the recommendation.

That's a "Blade Runner" outtake I never saw before 😂

Hey, I've noticed a few errors still lingering in the updated English version. If you'd like some help fixing them, let me know.

Working on a regional map entirely based on early 1990’s black metal bands, songs, and lyrics.

The entirety of a one page roleplaying game called A Very Honey Heist Xmas. There’s a little drawing of a bear on it. You can download a text-only version here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/very-honey-heist-118286257

Twas the night before Christmas
And all through the air
Came the growling and snarling
Of three GODDAMN BEARS

Please enjoy A Very Honey Heist Xmas.

PDFs and author’s notes here: www.patreon.com/posts/very-h...

I've been following along all Adventszeit, and am incredibly disappointed that I couldn't get this same calendar in neighboring Switzerland. Prost und schöne Festzeit! 🍻 🎄

I'd like to know more about this world of the pink mist.

a dog paw being inserted into a paw washer

"You will feel pain in this hand within the box. Pain. But! Withdraw the hand and I'll touch your neck with my gom jabbar--the death so swift it's like the fall of the headsman's axe. Withdraw your hand and the gom jabbar takes you. Understand?"

Looks awesome, any chance we can peek inside?

I've run Ben Milton's "The Waking of Willowby Hall" a few times - heck, my phone just auto-predicted the entire title for me! Every time has been a unique fun romp, too. It's a fun location with so many things to interact with packed in a short 'zine, don't expect your players to get to them all.

Dune was my favorite "bad" movie for so much of my youth (starting somewhere around 9 years old, seeing it on TV - WPIX11). I recognized even as a kid that it was flawed, but it was just so interesting to look at! I couldn't look away, even when I was bored (because of my youth, not the story).

Generated People, Seemingly Real

I love the drawing of the rider with the frog-ish mount at 0:33 on the countdown timer of this video. I need to see more cool oddball mounts in our games. Transportation evokes such cool lived-in qualities of fantasy worlds.

Very cool, thanks for showing me!

These look cool. How do you make them? What's your process?

@evlynmoreau.bsky.social hey, thanks for the follow. I love your art!

How does a person make a cover like that? So very gorgeous looking! (maybe I should be asking @lostpages.bsky.social)

Wow, that Rocks! 🥁

This dermatology based game is fun, but only cuts skin deep. If you want something that goes to the spirit of fun, I suggest Soulplaying Games.

"Adulthood" can really just be measured by how many free nice quality canvas tote bags you have to find a home for. 🛍️

I'm at least 10 tote bags old... and they are starting to spill out of the original bag. So yeah, I'm middle aged.

As good as a ♥️ power up in my 1980's-Nintendo-Kid book

I'm a huge fan!

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A nitro cola, interesting. The Guinness of the soda world. I refuse to imagine it wasn't amazing

In the meantime, I'm sipping on a fantastic *Snowed In* Oatmeal Stout Aged in Bourbon barrels with Chocolate and cherries from Copper Kettle Brewery that I picked up last winter in Denver, CO. #craftbeer

I'm not so confident my attempt at an Imperial Stout with German grains is going to hit the mark of complex toasty and chocolatey flavors I'm striving for, but I'll just keep trying and improving.

Living in Switzerland makes it really hard to get good quality darks *ales* like American Browns, Porters or Stouts (or British ones got that matter). I'm brewing my own Imperial Stout now, but with German grains rather than British/American ones which I can't get.