Recent content by Joshua Randall

I don’t have much of a dog in this fight (haven’t bought Hasbro / WOTC products since 2014) but this… Is an absolutely terrible idea that everyone who is a professional UX-er or market researcher knows is terrible idea. If you want to learn how your products or ideas work you put them in front...

I’m not an OSR enthusiast but I bought this. That many keyed map locations for $25 (or whatever) is an incredible value. Now to swap in a rule system more to my liking. 😛

Rock on Kerrie! Hawkmoon reprints when?!

I’ll take “1 tired cliche and 2 other things I cannot get enough of” for $400.

Learning to cut your losses is an important aspect of maturity. Particularly for nerds.

The answer to these questions is always yes. When you’re uncomfortable with a situation and you don’t enjoy it, get out. The end.

Larian with two As and zero Os. https://larian.com/

Very belated praise for a great story. Your ability to wring pathos an emotion out of terse prompts is incredible. (I know you've said this game has good prompts, but still!) I would definitely read the further adventures of Facula Albedo!

Caverns of the Snow Witch is the source of the FREE STEW meme. And thus even better than you remember.

So above was only name matches. Here’s the ‘anywhere in the text’ matches. All 1700+ of them.

Flying is quite common in 4e. I did a few searches…there are probably more with other keywords.

That is a crap-ton of books. I knew it was a lot, but it is A LOT!!! — For anyone curious about the 1980s AD&D game books, I will shamelessly pimp my two threads and perhaps get the impetus to finish the trilogy...

Clearly we need a follow up series: how much OGL stuff is there anyway?

“First half ogre. Second half. Also ogre.” OK, that has nothing to do with anything, but it makes me laugh. — Would our hypothetical collector want the Paizo Pathfinder magazines, back when they were D&D and not, umm, Pathfinder? Or those don’t count because not WotC published?

No, I meant like Jakandor or some with only a handful of products.