I'm so happy to be back at the d&d table. I'm playing a harengon ranger. A harengon is basically a rabbit person. I have a bit more painting to do on her, but I'm excited she gets to be active again.
#LitsyCrafters
Today's project is mini mimic chests for trinket trading. I still need to make their tongues but I got 50 done so far. (Ratio is 1in length)
pickGreat collection of powers for heroes unlimited! In the last part it contains some psychic powers for same!
so-soOn the fence on this one. I honestly value the creativity and the world building, but on that last note, I feel something is missing. It's like a series of disconnected events. I'll read the other books in the series to see if they satisfy me more.
Talking about satisfaction... I'll enjoy a nice cup of green tea, with a delicious tart... Miam !
pickGreat collection of sentient creatures for gurps! It includes rules for making your own creatures for gurps as well!
so-soMore of a high so-so for me. For whatever reason, I found this harder to get through than the more « flip-through » books such as Xanathar‘s Guide and Tasha‘s Cauldron. I did like the cool dragonborn ranger, though, and recorded the info for future use.
Every Thursday I will be posting about a book, or short story, I love that I have either never posted about or have not posted about in a long time. For my first entry for #ThorsDayRec is Stålenhag's sui generis work Tales From The Loop. I have seen this categorized under: Graphic Novel, Sci-Fi, Art Books, Fiction. Set in the 80s, TFL tells of a town with both decommissioned & sentient machines. There's a meandering narrative woven into (cont)
