So..... tell me more about these Canadian values. Are they the values of middle of the road Canadians, generally pro-queer, pro-choice and pro-equality... Or are they the values of the Convoyers and Conservatives that have very little interest in any freedoms but their own...

"And now chapter 3. Bear with me, this is a sidequest involving his best friend and a melodious goblin..."

Excellent! And hope you're feeling better, Jon.

I would imagine the list of things he hasn't read is a lot longer than that

I pity the fool that leaves the Deep.

Best not to get them mixed up! :)

Note to self: Next magic user must find Science spell.

I'm trying to sort out how you use it.

And yes, my copy of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles And Other Strangeness was printed in September 1988, making it five years older than my oldest child. Bought it $5 off my best friend around 1990.

Thinking about the last session, I'm mindful of how differently I play as a guy in his 50s as opposed to how I played as a teenager. Back then, if another PC was becoming "unreliable", the rest of the party had no issue with killing them off. As adults we're a lot more protective of each other.

Should be titled "Yay For Incompetence!" But seriously a dynamite episode. Got to be careful listening and driving, that last five minutes of play was some some of 3d6DTL's best!

It's almost Christmas and time for some obligatory goat.

Sooo... an anti-Semite then.

To be followed, I'm sure, by many Reform members declaring "Hey, we hate dark skinned people and Jews too!" It's astonishing to see that utter shamelessness and a lack of self awareness are no longer character defects, but impenetrable shields against criticism.

Ultron obviously

"Say hello to my little friend." - Charles-Henri Sanson

We now know how the huge debt the PCs came to #Mothership with happened. This episode totally needs a Masters of the Universe style PSA about the risks of carousing.

Imagine if people spent half as much time making the world a better place as they did fretting about what some stranger they're likely to never encounter again as long as they live is wearing.