"No wrong way to play" is the "Healthy at any size" mental illness for TTRPGs.

The natural conclusion of this statement is that we all need to delete our accounts and pull our articles and videos down, Sandy included. Everyone's advice is equally useless because every table is so unique that no universal standard can possibly be applied.

I've been playing Halo for the first time in my life recently. I was a Nintendo and PlayStation kid. I know that CE is old enough to rent a car and get preferred insurance rates, but I gotta say I get the hype now. To the point that I'm regretting my choices as a young man.

Going live in 20 minutes! Stop on by for a couple hours of gaming talk

Mythic Con and Digging Up Skeletons x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

I've watched 2 full seasons of JAG and I would love to read the Soldier of Fortune articles from 1997 that explain all of the ways the shows writers do not understand firearms.

Dear young athletes- keep this photo saved to your phone and show the next person who says you have to focus on one sport in HS. The amount of kids I’ve heard say “I can’t risk getting hurt” or “my coach won’t let me” drives me crazy. You get one shot to be a HS athlete.

You don't have to invent ways to keep players adventuring if you just follow procedure.

If another game is mentioned by name 26 times in a rule book, and indirectly referenced throughout about as much, I'd say it's safe to assume the two books were meant to be used together in some way.

D&D should be RAW. Croissants should be golden brown though

Me and the gang (The Unrollables) about to raid people's home games for playing wrong (2025, colorized).