I’ve switched to doing turkey legs to avoid having the carve. Plus it encourages a more barbarous table

Easily my favorite book of the year

Dead snow
Slash/back (First Nations version of the thing set in Nunavut)

Half of my players are in pinball clubs and they are so giddy about this

I know it’s not the point you’re making, but I think that says more about the bloat of 5e than the utility of AI. Gentle kidding aside, d&d beyond is peak enshittification

Last campaign I ran, the party went by Die-Curious

I forgot skrag was one yours too; art in that is perfectly creepy. Had a surprisingly high number of peasants survive that only to get utterly butchered in Frozen Time

Yes! Honestly, I rarely pull out art when running games but I had that printed out and ready to slap down on the table when the PCs entered the room

Both those modules are so fun to run! Also huge props to whoever did the art on Corpse; we had that centerfold hung up in our bar for a while

That series is fantastic and deserved so much more love than it got

Ah I see your confusion @chuckwendig.bsky.social writes horror stories, @schumer.senate.gov is a horror story

When I’m doing an event I can barely interact normally with people who are dear friends let alone strangers

Slightly different take here: everyone can draw, write, make music but they can’t necessarily do it well. The assumption behind AI bros is that it is better to steal than to be an amateur, because hobbies must be commodified

This week keeps getting better and better

Works of vermin by @hironennes.bsky.social hands down the best book I read this year