My review can be found here.

Pratt does a great job with the tone of every character in that book imo.

It slows play down but in exchange it tells me about Jim's Vengeful Shade being tied to Patrice's Watcher, Luke being a cowardly child that hides in the Dreamlands, & Jacqueline's precog skills having influence on the Dreamlands. Looking forward to learning about the waking investigators next week.

Felt appropriate for Dream Eaters

It's a must, a static chair would dismantle the whole deal.

The gap in campaign content is giving me a chance to catch up on full playthroughs of Scarlet Keys and Edge of the Earth so I'm thankful for that.

I am looking forward to getting details on exactly what these new campaigns offer though.

The revised core is a great product, and worth it, but it is no longer going to be supported as of Q2 '26. There is a new core releasing at that time that all future products will be leaning on.

Best part of the chapter 2 announcement is now I know I don't have to concern myself with any black Friday Core deals 😆

from various "return to" boxes to fill the gap.

I know, it's filthy, but it must be done in order to accomplish my Q1 '26 production goal.

Here is the thing though, 1 day that "floating" set will turn up & the dopamine that floods my system at that time will make today's heinous choice worth it.

encounter cards so that they were perfect. Then core 2.0 came out and had like 2 different card arts so I scooped that up.

Now here I am building Dream Eaters and my "floating" Core Set has been absorbed into a collection it shouldn't live in & I'm going to choose the disgusting option & pull sets

the years I've picked up like 8 core sets. I was around in the dark days of "needing" 2 core sets for deck building, and some kind friends opted to gift me a second as a bday present that 1st year of release. Then the "Return To" started to come out and "obviously" they each deserved their own Core

That's rough, but as a north easterner in excited that they've moved these to PAXU :)