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it's lovely to see this support! thank you all so much, and if you ever has a story or see somethign you want us to write/report on: [email protected]
Lin Codega, Rowan Zeoli, and Chase Carter are launching their own independent TTRPG journalism site. I am SO thrilled these folks are going to take a stab at earnest, genuine RPG coverage that's not hampered by corporate interests. Please check out Rascal News!
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Cellar bar, 1968. From the Budapest municipal photography company archive.
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save me boccherini sonata for violin and cello in d major: ii, vivace
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The beautiful Villa Balbianello with the blooming wisteria 💜
Lake Como, Ossuccio, Lombardia, Italy ~ aneta1404
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The Hunter / The Prowler / The Occultist / The Champion
4 character classes from The Hidden Isle.
Kickstarter ends in less than two weeks!
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St Faustus, Irsee, Germany (Photo: Paul Koudounaris)
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Tabletop Book Club, a podcast for tabletop enthusiasts with no time to play tabletop games. TTRPG Book Club is a new podcast where Barclay Travis (@barcstravis), Finch Edmund (@finchmund), and Bee Alexander (@beealexander) read (or reread) a TTRPG each month and discuss everything they love about it.
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Alanna the Lioness, done for Dual Wield Studios 40th anniversary of Tamora Pierce's book!
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"Who Remembers the Armenians?" by Palestinian poet Najwan Darwish / "Who Remembers the Palestinians?" by Armenian writer Sophia Armen
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Church of Christ the Worker, Atlántida, Canelones, Uruguay, 1958. Design by Eladio Dieste. Photo by Leonardo Finotti.
(Design Milk)
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