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Nathan, in his extremely famous poast about Thieves which has inspired a generation of gadabouts & ne'er-do-wells, said: Clerics have a “flavor-setting” problem, while Thieves have a “mechanical” problem. This mechanical problem is...
It's interesting, the distortions of perception. Dividing up the basement with framing and putting the trusses up, and the sub-flooring above them somehow makes the whole thing feel bigger. I suspect it has something to do with how we...
We do these things for fun, because there's sure not much profit! If you missed the Kickstarter, you can pick up a physical copy of The Valley of Lune from The Cairn Store PDFs coming soon. The Valley of Lune is my first solo...
Last night I didn’t sleep nearly enough. I stayed up to watch the Phillies. I am starting to think that Philly sports are not good for my nerves. Of course I will continue to watch them, though. After I woke up and drank my coffee....
A few days ago I published the most recent Icebreaker as a stand-alone post to encourage responses. And ineed the responses are amazing. Check it out. * Reminder: The Savor of the Month theme for August is NUMBERS. Details here;...
As últimas semanas foram bastante caóticas por muitos motivos, mas talvez o principal deles seja a Patela, minha cachorra. Eu peguei a Patela com 40 dias de vida, e eu tenho uma relação bastante simbiótica com ela. É uma relação intensa,...
Over time, I've realized that there is a great advantage for everybody implicated on a campaign when the PCs party belong to an established group in-game, with an implied goals and sometimes, even a roster for backup PCs.On our cyberpunk...
Author David Kadavy made a fantastic podcast a while back about the contrast between Leonardo and Raphael: Leonardo mind, Raphael world. As a sought-after artist Raphael was reliable and prolific, if a little conventional. Leonardo, on...
Detail of a gravestone spotted at Pecan Grove Cemetery, McKinney, Texas. The post Grave Pinnacle appeared first on 75CentralPhotography.
Because I have connections in the industry, I was getting hints about the game Big Walk over a year ago during a business lunch.1 I got the sense that it was something really special. When you’re talking to someone who’s infectiously...
July 2014 For most of my walks on Anglesey I’d had wonderful weather. Today was an exception. Grey with some drizzle though I guess it wasn’t too bad, I had just been spoiled on previous walks. I actually did this walk a couple of days...
Sometimes at the Edinburgh Fringe, you take a punt on a random show because it's close by and you can't be bothered walking any further. Justina Seselskaite's set was round the corner and started in 7 ½ minutes - so we scurried into one...
I did get a decent amount accomplished today. Got rained on for some of it, which I didn’t mind. First up, I just had to share this clip from the outside critter cam that I found. That’s Sweetie in the front. The cats gets along with the...
Anything written by French twistmeister Sebastien Japrisot is worth reading or watching. ADIEU L’AMI (1968) is one of his few original scripts. It seems to be the only film directed by Jean Herman that anybody much likes. It’s pretty...
Elder Scrolls fans have become a patient breed, with developers Bethesda clocking in almost fifteen years since the release of the last mainline game in the series, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Skyrim has sold over 60 million copies to...