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"To impress the locals, they perform feats of magical or marital might." So you like to play that sort of game, do you? 🙃

While fighting space clowns in a recent Spelljammer campaign, we ran into a clown beholder. Instead of petrifying characters, it turned them into carnival plushes. Instead of casting web, it stuck PCs in place with gobs of cotton candy. It was terrifying. 🙃

Looking forward to installment #77!

"Unusual gamma rays burst at wavelengths on the visible color spectrum." Could we get writers who actually understand the words they're using?

Because it relies only on random dice rolls rather than on choices and strategy? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_of_the_Goose

I think another category is needed. To me, “improvisation” implies an active, creative choice, in the moment — “Hm, I wonder what should be behind the door? Ah! The ogre guards!” — rather than simply acceptance of random results from an outside source — “What does a roll of 73 mean?”. Yes, the...

Where's #75? :.-(

I nominate Lords of the Middle Sea: The Roleplaying Game, in development by Jason Durall for Chaosium. https://www.chaosium.com/bloglords-of-the-middle-sea-update-hot-pursuit/

Is it on the 15th or the 16th? The headline and the story disagree.

I'm playing a giff paladin in a Spelljammer campaign, and just acquired second-level spells. A sturdy giff weighs, what, something like 900 pounds? So what kind of mount does his "Find Steed" summon?

When do we get #65?

And, had you followed the instructions and included a link, perhaps it would have been included….

Consolidated Nominations, hopefully accurate: 13th Age, 2nd Edition from Pelgrane Press (by mamba) Apocalypse Keys from Evil Hat Productions (by Campbell) Beyond Dread Portals from D101 Games (by FriendlyFiend) Blade Runner: The Roleplaying Game from Free League (by Peter BOSCO'S)...

And, to complete the necessary material for the nomination: https://www.modiphius.net/pages/cohors-cthulhu

Chaosium's Lords of the Middle Sea RPG. https://www.chaosium.com/bloglords-of-the-middle-sea-update-fiery-destruction-and-the-state-of-things/

Because combatants might stand further apart than stadium seating, and in fewer rows? And because modern stadiums are specifically designed around the swift movement of large numbers of people along multiple routes, unlike narrow and low-quality medieval roads? And, of course, because plenty...

Where are ye, “Dragon Reflections #59”? I loved that one!

"monks diversified to represent more marital arts." Was there some Kama Sutra supplement that I missed? :p

What happened to Dragon Reflections #52?

What happened to the translations? I can't find a "Manual del Jugador" on Amazon's U.S. or Mexican sites.