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TSR writer, editor, and journalist Jean Rabe has passed away at the age of 68. A fantasy novelist for TSR, and writer for game lines such as Greyhawk, Dragonlance, Star Wars, and BattleTech, she worked as a journalist before joining TSR in 1987, initially as a coordinator for the RPGA network...

But they're talking in public. I imagine half the conversation taking place silently isn't the best diplomatic front.

It will be very hard for me to resist that.

Well, the arc isn't "baddie->goodie" it's "scoundrel->hero". He certainly starts as a selfish person. Whether that's bad or not in your eyes is up to you, I guess, but that's clearly his character arc in ANH.

Sure. Anything could happen! But right now that hasn't happened. :)

As I understand it this is the stuff the scientists and museums discard.

No, I’ll stay spoiler free.

First episode has dropped. That scene a few minutes in… I was not ready for that. I haven’t read the books, so I don’t know what to expect. Definitely lighter in tone to Game of Thrones.

The Dreaming is covered in Planestrider’s Journal and Adventures in ZEITGEIST, but there is no single book/source about the plane.

If you have some spare cash to burn, you can back a crowdfunding project for polyhedral gaming dice made out of genuine T-Rex bone fossils. They're not cheap, though! The bone is, apparently, ethically sourced--coming from "scraps and broken fragments" not used by museums or scientists. The...

You're assuming we're only playing D&D. Thousands of games have much lighter rules. Your question becomes very different when not viewed through a narrow D&D lens.

I play quite a lot of one shots and short campaigns. It lets me play lots of different games. Like watching a movie instead of signing up to 12 seasons of a TV show. Both have their place.

Knock it off, you two.