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1. D&D Keep on the Borderlands
2. D&D Redbox
3. D&D
4. Call of Cthulhu recently, but D&D overall
5. Call of Cthulhu recently
6. D&D knockoff and Pathfinder 1E
7. Call of Cthulhu
2. D&D Redbox
3. D&D
4. Call of Cthulhu recently, but D&D overall
5. Call of Cthulhu recently
6. D&D knockoff and Pathfinder 1E
7. Call of Cthulhu
1. First #ttrpg you ever played?
2. First you ever ran?
3. Played the most?
4. Run the most?
5. Favorite?
6. Most recently played?
7. Most recently run?
2. First you ever ran?
3. Played the most?
4. Run the most?
5. Favorite?
6. Most recently played?
7. Most recently run?
March 17, 2025 at 10:59 AM
1. D&D Keep on the Borderlands
2. D&D Redbox
3. D&D
4. Call of Cthulhu recently, but D&D overall
5. Call of Cthulhu recently
6. D&D knockoff and Pathfinder 1E
7. Call of Cthulhu
2. D&D Redbox
3. D&D
4. Call of Cthulhu recently, but D&D overall
5. Call of Cthulhu recently
6. D&D knockoff and Pathfinder 1E
7. Call of Cthulhu
I am doing more of this. I've abandoned several books this year. It was hard letting go of not completing them, but it is much better for me to move on to something good.
You shouldn’t finish every book you start.
Abandoning a book is not an admission of failure—it’s a sign of wisdom. You’ve decided to let go of sunk costs.
The purpose of reading is to be entertained and informed. If a book doesn't bring joy or insight, it’s time to move on.
Abandoning a book is not an admission of failure—it’s a sign of wisdom. You’ve decided to let go of sunk costs.
The purpose of reading is to be entertained and informed. If a book doesn't bring joy or insight, it’s time to move on.
March 17, 2025 at 10:53 AM
I am doing more of this. I've abandoned several books this year. It was hard letting go of not completing them, but it is much better for me to move on to something good.