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Shadowrun's system has always been its own Achilles heel, but I have such good memories of running it for friends and even getting to play that it's hard to hate on it too much. Nostalgia is a powerful force. I'd happily run it again warts and all.

If not pet, why pet shaped?

I'll call her Rat Benatar.

Reddit being Reddit.

Top notch as always. They look both delicate and dangerous.

Looks delicious! Merry Christmas to you and yours.

That would tempt me to fire up a blog...

I always enjoy useful items with an interesting curse.

Love the old stove look of the iron golem!

Top notch list. I like seeing the love for some longer length modules. I tend to run longer campaigns with my local group having settings and adventure with enough meat on the bones is an important consideration for me.

All of these are brilliant

I thoroughly enjoy Shadowrun and its world. I love the argumentive running commentary of the Shadowland netizens. I have not enjoyed the recent sloppy quality of 5e and 6e. Nothing I have seen has made a case for why I shouldn't just continue to run 3e or 4e Anniversary.

2e and 3e had the best world building and lore for sure. I actually quite enjoyed the system of 4e Anniversary.

I've always liked a bizarre goblin market. Selling and trading strange brews, contraptions, and scavenged treasure (what they think is treasure) but only trading or selling for equally weird objects, memories or experiences.

Very cool. Looking forward to this.

If the rich people hate them they must be doing something right.

I wouldn't call the Last Jedi good. I think there is a good movie hiding within the material and lore of the Last Jedi, but the way the film was actually put together does a disservice to its characters and story. I agree Luke and Holdo were superb and Finn deserved far better.

Looks amazing. I'm excited to watch this come together. I love a good top down map as much as anyone, but I really enjoy seeing other views that help bring the old grid to life and give you another frame of reference.

There is no reason to feel bad about this. Social media influencers and corporations drive an unnatural narrative that only "work" or "purpose" are worthwhile. But doing things just for simple joy or play is also a meaningful part of being human. Don't let the modern world take that away.

Encyclopedia Magica has always been a favorite. For modern D&D I really enjoy the unending flow of items from Griffin's Saddlebag.

That's fair. It's a veritable tome. Looking forward to hearing about Cryo-Siq!

The Shrike, The House Under the Moondial and Cryo-Siq are modules that caught my attention and I'd be happy to read your thoughts on them.

Happy to be a part of this!

Looks fantastic with the colors. Reminds me of the maps out of old D&D books I grew up with.

On my to do list once I can decide on a song.

Love hearing this. The Electrum Archive has become a fast favorite of mine. Such a delightfully strange world to explore and adventure in.

This looks amazing and exactly the kind of in medias res adventure I have been looking for.

Hope this printer takes responsibility and is committed to making things right.

Why will he no longer be jumping? Also what's your best pitch for why everyone should try Dawn of the Orcs?

Since everyone else is on the Armory team I'll foolishly dissent and raise my digital voice in support of Cerulean Scrolls.