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Disney's finest hour. (Sorry Moana)

I'll see your Romania and raise you eastern Uzbekistan.

Don't forget "Gunmen of the Appocalypse" for more rogue VR/computer virus fun. You could break out another Panic Engine game like Cloud Empress for a session or two while they fight the virus in fantasy form

it was some people mainly in the OSR camp who were singing it's praises, so that makes sense.

I heard Break is good too for that JRPG but in TTRPG vibe

Melvyn Bragg!

Before we got married and phones destroyed our attention spans, me and my wife would do double bills of films the other hadn't seen. The first was Dirty Dancing paired with Robocop.

(We also accidentally got a Topol double bill of Fiddler on the Roof and Flash Gordon.)

something unlike us

Don't forget to put a sandwich down to test first.

Breaking each trilogy volume into its separate parts so you can appreciate each book on its own makes it more as it was supposed to be read. The whole three volume thing was more due to publishing necessity than design. Plus they are slimmer and easy to carry around.

While I dislike the movies due to their historical inacuracies. (What did you do with Prince Imrahil you b@$†@rds?!) I have a movie tie in box set of Lord of the rings with the story split into 7 books (Lord of the Rings being a story of 7 parts with the seventh being the appendices.)

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Small furry animal that befriends princesses. No idea why it ended up used in cricket. Probably because it rhymes.

It's OK they won't expect the players to take their clothes off as much in later sessions.

Screenshot of a skeet describing birds seen during a walking Shetland, including a Pied Flycatcher and a Garden Warbler. The phrase into the odd appears in the middle of one sentence.

I like it when random normal posts get picked up in the OSR feed. Like if you search Black Pudding it's 95% photos of full English Breakfasts and 5% old school TTRPG Zine. That said Pied Flycatcher and Garden Warbler are Electric Bastionland failed careers, aren't they?

I think we need to paws and reflect if this is really what serious journalism should be covering.

A blonde woman in a fancy costume holding a sword in front of a giant Mortar head mech.

I must admit I've been avoiding Clair Obscure as everything I hear sounds really good but I haven't got the time right now.
But I wasn't going mad about the 5SS vibe. ( I assure you most characters have really pointy chins.

I really like girl with the sword. It's got a bit of a Five Star Stories vibe just without the really pointy chin.

As in protein shakes or does the guy round the back of gym sell you the Clan Tremere handbook and the 2e Waterdeep boxed set?

What did you get on your random encounter roll?

Natalie brings the epic greek poetry, Huey brings the scooby snacks, everyone has a good time.

If you can't fight for your right to party, what can you do?

You mean it isn't?!! Wait, that news article makes more sense now...

Unless you are bluffing right now.

Yet another Tiefling?

I've not read it so I make no guarantees but you may want to check this out.
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Tell me you've read Stormbringer without telling me you've read Stormbringer. #Elric #Moorcock #osr #ttrpg

The latest Ian Rankin novel Midnight and Blue was ranked #1 in retirement planning at one point on Amazon. You know, the one where the aged protagonist is now in prison.

Black sesame dango is the one true dango. Admittedly it looks like it's covered in a cross between crushed beetle paste and demonic ectoplasm but it tastes just right.

It's got a definite Patlabor vibe.