It was the perfect camera angle!

Only in the thumbnail view. He's lost his seal in the full-size view. Poor fella. Not only undead, but his buddy disappeared.

When I took first glance at the thumbnail, I thought that fellow had a little seal behind him. It turned out to be his cloak.

Now I want Delecti the Necromancer to have undead seals.

"Be not afraid" - that Archangel Gabriel and his +1 bonus to morale checks can make a surprisingly big difference in a close game.

I can be patient. It's not as if I paint very fast, anyway.

When I was a kid, my Dad bought a car number plate. But it was blue! He took it back to the shop and got angry in Glaswegian.

The guy there just silently peeled off the blue protective film.

Dad burst out laughing and said "I suppose I look pretty stupid now!"

My Dad was an engineer, you know...

It's all true. I was standing right there. I saw it happen!

Yesterday at Dragonmeet and today at the British Museum, walking around on concrete or marble floors, often carrying a lot of books...

My lower back and my Achilles tendon have strong opinions and they are now sharing them with me.

More seriously, what finally sold me on it was that the rules for building up your settlement and events that might happen there.

It looked interestingly and very adaptable to use for other settings too.

Yeah, that was basically it.

Good to see you too. And at Chaosium Con next year, too, I hope.

I'm about 1/3 of the way through the book now, over a cup of tea. Loving it so far!

Just for the record, Rhigos isn't a bleak concrete wasteland.

And a hand grenade!

Hope you're on the mend very soon.

Quite big, innit?

Hmm, I'll have to think about that one for Glorantha gaming. I'd want to swap the trident for something else, mind.

I picked up The Storyteller's Tale. Very much looking forward to reading it.

The area around the Excel is a bleak concrete wasteland. And the venue itself is like being trapped in the world's biggest shopping centre food court.

Fuck it.