I hadn't seen that yet! That's a fantastic idea. Reminds me of the final story from Chuck Palahniuk's Haunted, where the souls of the dead all exist on Venus(?). Awesome concept!

Mine arrived this week! Absolutely beautiful set. My dream is to transition a game of Mothership directly into Cloud Empress - just get weirdo mode with the players discovering this sci-fantast earth in the middle of a horror game.

100% true! It seems like there is a lot of ambivalence, if not outright antagonism, toward the provision of decent childcare.

I feel you - daycare is no joke. Our local daycare was shut down right before the holidays, now we're stuck in one that's much further away at a much higher rate.

Norlamin Tarnakos, a Tiefling Rogue in a world where magic is barely known. Played for almost two years from 2018 through 2020 - he died, returned to life through a warlock's death-metal summoning ceremony, and ended by traveling to hell in search of the druid lost in our final battle.

Yeah, I'd read it years ago after finding it randomly on a friend's coffee table. It's a weird one!

I love The Marquis! It's weird as hell and the creature designs are wonderfully disgusting. I can't recall if the series actually finished out, but I enjoyed what I read quite a bit.

I don't know that I've ever been as disappointed in a book as I was after reading Armada. Really just ruined Ernest Cline for me wholly.

Same! I love the stuff you've done and I'm planning another crowdfunder for next year, so I'd be happy to reach out about it in a few months!

Get your stocking stuffed, you filthy animal!

#9 is the one I'm the biggest stickler for, in my own work and probably moreso when providing feedback to others. Annoys the hell out of me that half the time when I've given that feedback recently, the response is that they don't want it to sound like AI 🫠

This is delightful! I've been playing with the idea of including a modified Panic Table exclusive to the module I'm working on with conditions that have more immediate impact, so this is a great read.