Looks like a great session.
I play mostly solo and have several other TFL games. I’ve wondered how well S&H would play solo given the hidden card information and decision to invoke a test. Do you have any recommendations on that?
Goodness - hope that resolves well soon!
I once went in for a lab blood draw. The technician jabbed me and then said “Oops”. Not reassuring. She then noticed I had turned pale and said I should have told her I didn’t do well with blood draws. I said that hearing “oops” was the issue.
Those horns are fantastic! I can never get horns to look quite right.
Yes with modern joint replacements they don’t let you get comfortable - moving around early on seems to be very beneficial. Hope your recovery continues to go well!
Cool! It’s always nice to see what some of the older models looked like.
Those look fantastic. I am quite partial to dwarves and was just thinking I need a few more (rational brain here - I really don’t).
I’ve heard people predict we could build a giant 3D printer to the moon and it would assemble a research facility by itself from moon rocks. I can’t get mine to print a toy boat Benchy, but sure, let’s plan on that working out.
As if painting stripes on shields wasn’t hard enough, you’ve got to worry about horse caparisons too? I’ll stick with WW2 and scifi…
But it does look quite impressive.
Sounds / looks interesting. Given how some aspects of horror can be pretty disturbing it’s cool to see that they built in the X card safety mechanic.
Brass plaques set in the pavement of a quiet street in the Jewish Quarter of Berlin, Germany, to commemorate those who perished during the Holocaust.
On this International Holocaust Remembrance Day, never forget, never again.
Well at least it still looks cool!
First hobby painting project of the year is complete: my team of Chroniclers for Mappa Mundi. Still need to make a plinth and explore different light color / brightness combinations, but already much better than my old mini photo setup. Background is one of Handiwork’s backdrop books.
#jhbackdrop
I wondered why that felt vaguely familiar - congratulations! It looks great!
“Representative.
Representative!
REPRESENTATIVE!!”
Looks great so far! I really like the battle damage / scrapes. My Tau always look pristine like they do in their propaganda vids - the battle damage is probably more lore accurate.
Good luck with the competition!
Oh, and don’t tell the Ethereals I liked this post about Farsight…
“But General, there are no roads leading to the enemy’s position”
“Roads - where we’re going, we don’t need roads”.
📣 New Podcast! "Episode 46 (S3E46)" on @Spreaker #actualplay #darkfantasy #dungeonsanddragons #solorpg
Another great episode!
Thanks for sharing your thought / development process for determining the homebrewed encounter stat block.
And there’s a post-credits scene where they are all arguing about what the heck THACO is
10 TTRPGs I want to play/run in 2026
Mappa Mundi
D&D 2024
The Broken Empires
Savage Worlds: Deadlands
Ker Nethalas
Dragonbane
Star Trek Adventures: Captain’s Log
Ironsworn
Ironsworn: Starforged
Ironsworn: Sundered Isles
Steve, that’s not a didgeridoo; please return it to the water fountain - people are very thirsty.
I’m quite happy to see that these backdrop books have arrived!.
I’ve got a lot of SciFi minis who have been awaiting this latest SciFi book.
And several minis for “What A Cowboy” to use for the desert book.
And a number of WW2 ones as well.
@handiworkgames.bsky.social
True. I was mainly referring to this style of greeting card which seems specific to the Victorian era.
Just listened to day 5 of the Too Fat Lardies Advent calendar. Today was @johnsavage.bsky.social talking about “What a Cowboy”. I always enjoy hearing wargame rules writers talk about the different thought processes that went into how the final rules mechanics turn out.
#toofatlardies
#whatacowboy
Those look very cool! Great range of appearance.
I never can wrap my head around these Victorian cards!
Although the way the girl is just sitting there happily eating as her brother is chained up and shoved in a box is a pretty good summation of a typical sibling relationship.
That is wonderful news. But certainly not surprising to any of us who have played it. Congratulations!
I’m sorry you and your person are going through this. I hope things take a turn in the right direction. But having recently been hospitalized myself I am certain they feel a bit better just having you there with them.
This sounds fascinating - thanks for sharing!
