Sign up for the FEAR THE FORGOTTEN FOES Kickstarter!

FEAR THE FORGOTTEN FOES is a TTRPG project for 5e that features art by Ben Fleuter. So, you know, I’ve already signed up to be notified when it launches. You should, too!

So, a game store near me buys used games.

And there is a bunch of stuff that I bought and didn’t like; got on Kickstarter, and promptly regretted; and/or somehow inexplicably have two copies of. I have decided to give myself permission to sell these things. I’m giving permission to you to do the same.

The only limiting factor is, I have to catalog everything. That’s gonna take some time. On the other hand, it’ll give me back some valuable storage space, which isn’t nothing…

Moe Lane

PS: They can have my MERP/Rolemaster when they pry them from my cold, dead hands. Seriously, I’m going to let my kids deal with that part of the estate.

The February Patreon stuff is up!

I genuinely thought that the Not-Covid Plague ripping through the house this week would make me have to take an extra day, but no. Thank goodness; that way lies trouble.

As always: back!

Got distracted by something stupid.

Nothing horrible – just a technical issue about gaming permissions, at least to start – but I should not have allowed myself to get distracted by it. It ate up time that I could have spent more profitably engaged in actual writing. I probably should just shrug off the whole thing and not bother with that particular project; it would have been fun to do, but life’s like that.

The Early Hero System Bundles of Holding. [Do not click on this if you are weak.]

Okay, that’s… yeah. Okay. This is some stuff. EARLY HERO SYSTEM (stuff like Justice Inc. and Fantasy Hero), EARLY CHAMPIONS (1st through 3rd edition, and all the old supplements) and HERO MAGAZINES (including, oh, God, a complete run of Adventurer’s Club). …I gotta sit down and think about this. I have, like, a lot of this still. I think. I’m going to need to check the boxes. I don’t think I would have given any of this stuff up. So I have to have a lot of it left.

Yeah.

I gotta think about this.

Tweet of the Day, Giving Money To Random Deranged Online Game Designers Is No Basi… Hold On edition.

Actually, giving money to random deranged online game designers instead of corporations is a perfectly good basis for a system of distributing disposable income.