Monster Parts is a bonafide classic within my personal RPG canon. It was the game that opened my eyes to the freedom of playing with only the most essential rules.

I'm a bit confused by the phrase "franchise model" because they are acting like it means that Hasbro will be more in control of the brand but franchises in most context are less centralized and are guided but not solely managed by the parent company (a McDonald's location for example)

Do people think that "lore" is plot summaries on wikis and not the actual works being summarized?

Dungeon Crawl Classics always needed more apocalyptic pessimism.

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It has been too long since I've seen The Feathered Swine! I ran it a few times and each one was a blast. An absolute classic!

This video was selected for its transformative influence on my brain chemistry.

I don't know how to exist in my house without her. My internal clock was set to her potty breaks. I keep thinking a dark shape on the floor in my peripheral vision is her. I keep expecting to turn around and see her watching me in the kitchen, staring at me for a treat, but she's not there.