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Did you just say that they plane shifted to the Dragon Magazine Headquartes for a get together and interview by the staff? That is cool. :D

That is very sexy. Looks like a close up of molecules.

Well, well, well. My last foray into GUMSHOE was with Ashen Stars. A fantasy variation sounds very interesting. Added to my wish list. Do we know when the book is coming out?

Make the story revolve around a large gambling and hotel complex on a planet, a floating city or a small space station.

I would like to see a Black Company Book (Glen Cook) by Green Ronin for Fantasy AGE. They did one in the past for True20/3e.

Romance of the Perilous Land by Scott Malthouse, Osprey Games. Romance of the Perilous Land is a roleplaying game of magic and adventure set in the world of British folklore, from the stories of King Arthur to the wonderful regional tales told throughout this green and pleasant land. It is a...

WOW! Quote : Shannon Appelcline «Future History. A different take on monstrous robot appears on the cover of Dragon #258 (April 1999). That links to "Mage vs Machine", an article by Bruce R. Cordell that introduces the science fantasy sheen. They return in "Revenge of the Sheens" in Dragon...

Cool Thanks Found this. Opens up new possibilities: Our Milky Way galaxy grows by eating other galaxies. https://www.syfy.com/syfywire/the-milky-way-ate-another-galaxy-and-we-can-still-see-the-undigested-bits

Awesome idea. Consider me inspired. Never liked the Wheel. What is the image in the background?

How about extremely rare people who are magic null zones. It just doesn't work around them. I read that in a novel (not telling the title not to spoil the fun).

Summer Challenge : I want to paint these miniatures during the rainy days of Summer. Chronoscope by Reaper. For use with my Modern AGE Pulp campaign next fall-winter.

43 votes. Average 3-4 hours. Leaning towards 4 hours.

I chose Arthurian Myth and British Legends to do just that, using Romance of the Perilous Land. The mix between reality and fiction of that period «that never was» is strong in the collective imagination. It is easy to do. It's mostly Pagan but I decided Christianity is burgeoning at the King's...

Far less votes than I expected. Average 3-4 hours.

Fun stories. Reminds me of phases me, as the DM, and the players went through when we first started playing D&D. We did the exact same things.

There was definitely a weird-pulp-horror-sci-fantasy mash up going on at the beginning of D&D. Temple of The Frog (DA2) is the best exemple of that. Vance's Dying Earth (1950-1966 novels) and others must have been a great influence. In those days mixing genres was very common. I didn't have any...

Very short. Two of the players couldn't log in the Skype game until 8h30 and we stopped at 10h15. I'm used to 4 hours. We put the game on hiatus until September when people are less busy Friday nights. Maybe we can meet face to face.

How long does your TTRPG gaming sessions usually last? This includes VTT games. You can make multiple votes. My sessions usually last 4 hours. But lately they have gone down to 2.5 hours due to a complicated schedule.

I've paused my campaign until September. After trying it DMing online not really my thing. Hope we can meet face to face in September.

Thank you for this comparison. I don't usually buy settings but I will buy the Odyssey of the Dragonlords now that we can compare.