PJ Coffey

Well, it's going to need some quite significant ones, I would feel. Because when I think kids on bikes, essentially, with tails to the loop, mutant year zero, which is animal mutants scratching your living versus a...

Well, it's going to need some quite significant ones, I would feel. Because when I think kids on bikes, essentially, with tails to the loop, mutant year zero, which is animal mutants scratching your living versus a...

terrifying outside world there's been a world war ii conversion on the cards you've got aliens aliens conversion with marines that are still human basically fighting desperately against panic and now we've got full four color superheroes who can fly and do amazing things i don't know it does not feel like the sort of system that was scaled up to that sort of power level no that's right that's my thoughts

terrifying outside world there's been a world war ii conversion on the cards you've got aliens aliens conversion with marines that are still human basically fighting desperately against panic and now we've got full four color superheroes who can fly and do amazing things i don't know it does not feel like the sort of system that was scaled up to that sort of power level no that's right that's my thoughts

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah. We look forward to seeing what they do with it.

Yeah. We look forward to seeing what they do with it.

Three seasons now. Third season's being released. I didn't get on very well with the art styles, the comic books. Otherwise, I would have bought those. They just don't look very nice. But I do like the style that they have on the animated TV series. I'm shocked to see that you actually watched that, Russ.

Three seasons now. Third season's being released. I didn't get on very well with the art styles, the comic books. Otherwise, I would have bought those. They just don't look very nice. But I do like the style that they have on the animated TV series. I'm shocked to see that you actually watched that, Russ.

So what would you like me to talk about? D&D or not D&D? Okay. Well, one of the things I saw online was from Ben Robbins at his blog, AskLudy.com. Mr. Westmarches. Yes, Mr. Westmarches, and also Mr. Microscope, as you might know him. He's put together a very interesting take on... how we should be running role-playing games.

So what would you like me to talk about? D&D or not D&D? Okay. Well, one of the things I saw online was from Ben Robbins at his blog, AskLudy.com. Mr. Westmarches. Yes, Mr. Westmarches, and also Mr. Microscope, as you might know him. He's put together a very interesting take on... how we should be running role-playing games.

So it's like a... Well, the word manifesto is one that I use with a certain amount of caution because in these later days, that might imply to some people that he's their... like making pipe bombs and so forth, which is very much, I'd like to say, not the case.

So it's like a... Well, the word manifesto is one that I use with a certain amount of caution because in these later days, that might imply to some people that he's their... like making pipe bombs and so forth, which is very much, I'd like to say, not the case.

Well, maybe we read different things, which is a very reasonable way to go about it. But yeah, he's worked together with people like Caroline Hobbs, Mark Hobbs, Joe Wendays and Ace Hamilton to produce a Principles of Ground Table, which is a pretty short document. You can spend like 30 seconds reading it, talking about equality and respect and the importance of fiction.

Well, maybe we read different things, which is a very reasonable way to go about it. But yeah, he's worked together with people like Caroline Hobbs, Mark Hobbs, Joe Wendays and Ace Hamilton to produce a Principles of Ground Table, which is a pretty short document. You can spend like 30 seconds reading it, talking about equality and respect and the importance of fiction.

And it feels like this is an attempt at some sort of a movement to get RPGs back to their roots, which happens every so often. But I thought I'd bring it up because it's quite important. It's recognizing that things like safety tools, for example, are a means to an end rather than an end in themselves, if that makes sense.

And it feels like this is an attempt at some sort of a movement to get RPGs back to their roots, which happens every so often. But I thought I'd bring it up because it's quite important. It's recognizing that things like safety tools, for example, are a means to an end rather than an end in themselves, if that makes sense.

Yeah. Yeah. And also how games can help understand the world better and so forth. It's big on concepts, light on specifics at the moment, but I thought it was something that could maybe stir some conversation and so forth. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. And also how games can help understand the world better and so forth. It's big on concepts, light on specifics at the moment, but I thought it was something that could maybe stir some conversation and so forth. Yeah.