Shouldn't have watched Solaris at bedtime now im thinking about things far too big for this time of night

Helena Bibowa, the oldest and only surviving native speaker of a tiny language called Wymysiöeryś is turning 102 today. In honor of that, let me take you along on the story of Wymysiöeryś. It's of death and resurrection, and a hefty deal of random, but I promise it's a happy one.

One of my oldest friends and I played an incredibly silly goblin double act in a one shot over Christmas - now we're getting to bring them back for a campaign arc and I am beside myself with excitement

It's all come down to this. Today is the final of Modular March Madness. 40+ feats entered and only one will win. Which of these 5e feats is the best feat in the game?

Big up Kana Felix for organising a really fun writer meetup this evening - is there anything better than talking shit with other film nerds?

Level 17 Goblin warlock/bard multiclass southern baptist preacher build is arguably my masterpiece

The first person ever to run the entire length of Africa. Mission complete🫡

By the end of today I will have played over 20 hours of D&D in 72 hours and my connection to the real world has fully severed

Hundreds of minis in this house and I can't find the one specific thing I want for a game tonight - I know you're in here dwarven hammerer and I will hunt you to the ends of the earth

Tricking a party into signing a devils contract makes me feel like I've reached the peak of evil

Seeing Dimension 20 live tonight and the level of excitement I'm experiencing is akin to hard drugs

Over 3 days I saw Dimension 20 🎲 live in Manchester, ran an amnesiac game for total beginners in London, then ran the loosest, wildest game I've had all year at Rolldark Game Master Agency Fest at Salisbury Cathedral - exhausted is an understatement but what an incredible few days

You could never make Blazing Saddles today because if you did, powerful movie lawyers would send you a cease and desist letter saying there’s already a movie called Blazing Saddles from 1974 with the same script and cast and so you can’t make it

"What are they?" "They were films once, great trilogies of cinema. Then Hollywood gave them franchise deals. Blinded by greed, they took them without question, one by one falling into mediocrity. They are the reboots: franchise zombies, neither living nor dead."

I hate that this is the least surprising headline I've read this year