Have you ever read or played any RPGs inspired by the likes of M.R. James eg Casting the Runes or English Eerie?

Pocket is a good name though! :) There are lots of PWG variants. You can find them on Amazon and Wargame Vault. There's also a Portable Wargame Facebook group if you fancy a nosey at what others are doing with it. And the author, Bob Cordery, has got a blog called Wargaming Miscellany.

Nice vid! Such a lot of fab tables on show. Thanks for the shoutout :) ps It was The Portable Wargame I was banging on aboot. Not The Pocket Wargame. Also Fantastic Battles by @irregularwars.bsky.social Cheers noo!

You better have a sit down before you buy the stamps.

A wp_config file is simple enough to edit. Feel free to message me if you want a hand.

I'm a Godzilla fan but I must admit this one didn't really jive with me and I left the cinema feeling a bit flat. The only bit I recall being pleased about were the references to the classic Godzilla march theme.

Sweeping generalisations ahead BUT I dont think women + men are generally interested in similar things. I also dont think most men, nevermind women, are interested in wargaming. And I dont think most wargamers are interested in historical wargaming. So its a real niche within a niche within a niche!

I make my own QRS. I find that most official ones seem as if they've been made by someone who hasn't used them to play the game. The process of making my own QRS helps me solidify the rules in my own mind.

No problemo! Thanks for the follow :)

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