Everything Doesn’t Need to be D&D Compatible
I love D&D, but every game doesn’t need a D&D-compatible version. Games and settings and systems need to stand on their own and we need to embrace that more.
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I love D&D, but every game doesn’t need a D&D-compatible version. Games and settings and systems need to stand on their own and we need to embrace that more.
Having a good, old-fashioned, “I’m feeling moody and writing about it on the internet.” It’s been a while since I’ve done that. I’m overdue for a feels dump.
A quick mid-month catch up, showing off pictures of some nice art, a few thoughts about the state of the city, and some growing hopes for the coming Spring!
I’m doing my best to keep up with things over here. February has been A. MONTH. but I’m hanging in there. Definitely ready for Spring, though! No more snow.
Recently someone said “we’re 25% of the way through” and I assumed they meant through a short week to Friday. No, they meant the current administration.
It’s never fun to deliver bad news, but that will get you a lot more respect than if you ghost someone and move onto the next thing like it doesn’t matter.
We’re less than a month out from PAX Unplugged 2025 and I’m looking forward to taking the train up to Philly and seeing friendly faces over the PAXU weekend!
Sunrise is later and it’s gotten a little colder in the morning in recent days, so my early morning walks are starting to be replaced with late morning ones.
Sesame Street still being a mood well into my 50s was not something I expected, but they’ve embraced social media in a wholesome and more or less healthy way.
A while back, I was listening to my usual podcast on my morning walk. “Runaway” by Dee-Lite was the vibe I wanted for the birthday weekend trip to Philly.