I imagine @allrolledup.bsky.social might sell that kind of thing in Booth 28.

Thanks, Tim!

Indeed. Unless you enjoy world building as a solitary process, why write what the players are never going to use? Play to find out.

But keeping things consistent is a constant process, that I enjoy. You don't need to see much Star Trek to see them forget tech they invented two episodes ago.

That's fine, I don't understand Tamil.

I'll be the beardy old guy in the wheelchair.

Me too but I'm not sure we'll recognise each other from our pictures.

I suspect after some years of this she might like something new for a change.

I started in March. My wife likes old paperback sensationalist UFO and folklore books so I collect a pile during the year and provide her with several months reading just when the year is darkest.

Je connaissais pas mais ca m'a l'air tres interessant.

Paula is there but I'm watching online which is almost as good.

It's great, and past occurrences are available on YouTube.

I'm there, but only in spirit. It's starting very well. Mines have been very present in my recent games.

It makes it easier to slice the cheese?

I've also seen your games at @iglootree.bsky.social who I imagine will be there too.

He's the best!

I was quite, but not quite that young. I bought the trilogy in one purchase being the only fantasy I could find in my local English bookshop in Bordeaux. I read all three in a week. But never went back for more.

I've been on it for 3 months for sciatica. Fortunately there is also Movicol.

Try Fentanyl, it's even better.

I once played a squire in Pendragon, doing all the nasty jobs the knights wouldn't do, and talking to the peasantry. It was great fun.