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This is basically the premise of Kieron Gillen and Stephanie Hans's DIE comic book series (and its spinoff RPG).

LOL I admit I had a similar thought (and I bet the minisgallery.com regulars I see around here can relate). "Crap! And all I had left were the silver and blue!"

UltraPro has been in the habit of putting the 5e book covers art on a wide variety of merchandise (playmats, banners, character portfolios, card sleeves, and what-have-you), so you might want to keep an eye on them.

And not for the first time there, either!

This is Regdar erasure! Hasn't the poor guy suffered enough? Regarding the cartoon characters: I did not watch it growing up, even though I was squarely in the target audience while it was airing, so I have no nostalgia for it. What little I've seen of it looks... kind of bad? I'm sure one of...

At last, a Lovecraftian RPG!

That font is very "'90s Marvel Comics."

gotchu, fam. Pre-order The Dreams in Gary’s Basement: A Documentary on Gary Gygax on BackerKit It says "preorder," but I have seen with mine own two eyes these on sale at various booths at Gary Con. Weird that the DVD and blu-ray are the same price, though.

Chris Clark's the definition of an industry veteran; there's probably not a job in gaming he hasn't held over the decades. Inner City Games is his primary publishing concern these days. I can't speak to things like production value or volume, but he's certainly an old hand at this.

Sooooo... is it dead? Last episode was July 2023, promoting Glory of the Giants.

Just giving this thread a bump since it's been a while. Are you still at this monumental task, @Goonalan?

Yup-- looks like I won't be owning this one, then.

Local here (didn't know Jim Lowder still lived in the area--cool!). Welcome to Milwaukee. It's got its problems like a city of any decent size does, but there's lots of good people and things to enjoy here. FLGS: I'm honestly not very impressed with most of our local game stores (which seems...

It's pretty standard organized play stuff.

The only thing that could make the sequel more depressing.