Steve Dempsey

And there's a bonus to playing with the publisher.

No. It's a group that meets twice a year and started when the original participants were at school, so over 40 years ago. I've only been playing for about 20 years. Two sons also now join in. We moved from AD&D to 13th Age when the original PCs got to around 25th level.

Good luck!

Playing 13th Age from lunchtime Friday until lunchtime Sunday. With breaks for meals and sleep.

There's a creature on me!

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It's actually saoul vide, the empty feeling you get when you start to sober up.

I hope you find what you need. This probably isn't the forum for serious medical advice.

Just find the right over the counter antihistamine.

Very nice work. My gran and her two sisters, mum and brother, his daughter and my sister's son all have it. So it was 3 out of 4, then 1 out of 2, then 1 out of 3, and now 2 out of 3. It's a sneaky gene and I'm jealous. Or perhaps I was just too busy doing maths and football to practice enough.

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We played quite a lot of that with David Thomas. I don't remember any of the details but we did enjoy it.

It was all cut and paste.

Slightly better than listening to the news.

I think I can probably still manage three hours about the Interdepartmental Business Register even though it's five years since I thought about it.

You're gonna need a bigger hug.

In space, no-one can hear you whatever you're doing.

I just got Crown of Salt too, after listening to Fear of a Black Dragon talk about it.

My game of Hot War also spent some time on Canvey Island.

Bookhounds of London, the setting for Trail of Cthulhu. A result of that is my Fearful Symmetries explicitly avoids London, but still has to give an in game reason why this is so.

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And Trail of Cthulhu which I've run more than anyone else (and I have written for it, a campaign which I've been running for nearing 10 years).

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Loved the Butterscotch.

But also the many varied descriptions of the Mythos deities, "Nyarlathotep:
- began as a specific telepathic language … It eventually became artificially intelligent, as more beings put more and more information and meaning into it.
- is the soul of all the Gods … and other beings of the Mythos."

I enjoy Ken's writing in Trail of Cthulhu, "But for every stick, there is a stunted, dubious carrot. When your Investigator obeys his Drive, he gains Stability, as he bolsters his own emotional or intellectual justification for action. His actions are authentic, even if they are horribly misguided."

Excellent. We've just finished a massively enjoyable 11 session campaign in which my knight lost a hand but become regent of the realm. There was so much good stuff in it, and the tactical element to the combat is a great flex on Into the Odd.

Somehow cooking the oats turns them into a cardboard flavoured unpalatable mush. And the Golden Syrup my mum put on it made it even worse. So now I have mine raw with a mix of fruits and nuts and lactose free yoghurt. So delicious I could eat it for every meal.

Worked for me too.

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It's an ill wind.