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I'm a 4e lover, curious what about the format of these PHB you liked specifically? I personally was such a fan of the sources of power combined with party role being the root of the class. That's not a format / presentation approach though, that's more design.

Also trust Hodgson. And of course Beowulf is unusual from a KS fulfillment standpoint in that they had an entire container (pallet?) stolen. Which is so weird. I didn't back KBeo myself, but feel for the backers and the publisher. terrible situation all around, and one I'm sure Handiwork sized...

Oh! That must be new, I remember having to ask the mods to update it a few (6-ish?) years ago. NICE. It was back before I actually counted how many eyes a Beholder has... :ROFLMAO:

Also a good guess

Domain of Delight, ruled by Mab, rendered to slumber by... some great power. Your job, should you choose to accept it, is to travel back in time to 4th edition and conquer the great power, gain Mab's regard (you don't actually want that probably); and then try to find your way back to 5e. Good...

What do all the banners mean. How does @darjr get all the scoops. Where are the non-D&D threads. How can I tell a pbp game from regular threads. Can I update my user name myself (no); can I update my tag line myself (yes); what else can I update myself?

This seems like a good guess. Hoping the Adventure Anthology follows up on their FR book. I also holding out hope for another Radiant Citadel book, perhaps more AP than Anth.

Only auteur I put in Kubrick's league is Werner Herzog. Nice write up, I've only seen the big names, sounds like I need to track down Paths of Glory and Barry Lyndon and then actually watch them.

Addams Family The Monkees Land of the Lost Syd and Marty Kroft world Mr. Rogers Neighborhood The signing of the Magna Carta

LoEG is an underrated series. Movie didn't do it any favors.

Love this map Tim! For me I'd set it inside something like the Devil's Tower here in the US: Relatedly, and mostly due to my misperception, when I first looked at the map, I thought it was a fort out in the middle of a lake. I'm sure you don't need inspiration/ideas; but that would be a cool...

I didn't think I liked omnibuses until I got my hands on the 50th Anniversary Earthsea omnibus published while Le Guin was still alive, with gorgeous Charles Vess illustrations. The original illustrations have their 1960/70's charm, but wowowow Vess is incredible. Also, each novel has an...