Excited to publish Dohwar Delves, my new collection of one hour adventures which serve as a spiritual prequel to Dohwar Heist, my most popular AL adventure.

It was so fun to be able to revisit these characters and this storyline. I hope you enjoy it too!

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Oh hey, here's me! (the benefit of having worn a red jumper haha)

I was also able to clear up some space on the minis side of the room and get the terrain boxes out of the cupboard.

Just spent the last day and a half building new bookcases in my study to finally have a spot for the big piles of TTRPG books I had all over the floor. So nice to finally have it all together on one shelf again.

In the grand list of campaigns I’d like to find time to run eventually, Scum and Villainy has been on there for a while. It’s tempting to use the system to run in the Star Wars universe but what I really want to focus on is a Firefly-esque crew of smugglers. One day.

I picked up this game recently from @storybrewers.bsky.social and am excited to try it out. I really like how well the system emulates sports dramas and anime and it feels like it’ll be super fun to lean into the tropes.
While I haven’t played this one yet I highly recommend their other titles.

Another system I haven’t yet had time to run but hope to one day. Even if I never do I love the pulp art style used all through the book. Every page looks fantastic.

The year is 1943. You are a team of crack vampire commandos with one mission: drink all of Hitler’s blood.

This game would be worth owning for the artwork alone, it’s gorgeous and easily one of the most visually stunning books in my collection, but the game is also so damn fun and easy to play.

I got a chance to play this charming game at Conquest and have been itching to share it with people. You play as little old ladies who solve murder mysteries.
It does some really unique things with the structure of the mystery in that even the storyteller doesn’t know who committed the murder.

I got the Electric State recently and haven’t yet had a chance to run it but I have run and loved Tales From The Loop and Things From The Flood which came before it.
I’m a sucker for Free League’s books, the quality is always so nice and Simon Stålenhag’s artwork is so gorgeous and haunting.

1 like = 1 TTRPG book from my library #TTRPGsky

(the pic is a small part of the collection, I desperately need a new shelf as I've spilled out into several piles on the floor)