This will likely be turned into system matters discourse.

I also think this just would not be a thing outside ridiculous ttrpg discourse, and I suspect not really there either.

Nobody is complaining their experience is being manipulated by dominos, or the laws of cricket.

I am so taking the kids to see it.

I had no idea this was a thing!

It would actually be cheaper to buy a cheap brother laser printer at that point.

Kids have been told, not by me, to expect magic; and magic they will get.

Sponge balls, ropes, coins.

And there are other fine things to use for search too. Way back Machine, for example.

We should have something like this explicitly for indie ttrpgs that searches blogs and the like.

And now that I know that will become my whole day too.

Was your boss already predisposed to doing magic because coin magic is haaaaard. Also are they just walking about with a pocket full of coins constantly now like I do?

You should join the world of coin conjurers!

I grew enough garlic that I haven't had to buy any this year.

And I found an out of print magic book I wanted second hand for an amazing price.

And I saw old friend more often which, we both keep talking about doing, and actually did this year. It's been fantastic reconnecting.

Games that were a favourite last year, and have dropped off a bit this year:

1 Expeditions
2 Sleeping Gods

I did play expeditions but just wanted to play other things more. I still like it a lot. Sleeping gods I need to give more time before I take it on again.