Dicegeeks Update

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We’ve done it! The newsletter now has more than 10,000 subscribers. I’m now looking forward to growing even more so we can share the love of role-playing games.

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A shorter newsletter this week. Sorry.

Work is continuing on my new office. It is taking a while, but I hope it will be worth it. Another book is in the works. Also, I had a death in the family, so I’ve been a bit distracted.

More great RPG content is coming soon!

Trevor over at Me, Myself, and Die reviewed The Great Book of Random Tables: Second Edition. He is hilarious as always.

Be sure to check out The Broken Empires. I created some random tables for it! (Created by Trevor from above.)

In honor of the release of the Second Edition, I’ve cut the the prices on The Great Book of Random Tables: First Edition.

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Selected RPGs for you to check out.

• Twilight Sword - Core Rulebook

• ElfQuest Classic Boxed Set

• Twilight Sword - Lands of Radia

• Twilight Sword - Starter Set

• Twilight Sword - Card Chest

• Bestiarium: Dragons for OSR

• D&D’s Newest Domain of Dread Adds Lovecraftian Flavor to Ravenloft

• D&D’s New Campaign Scales To Level 20 And Pits Us Against The Most Powerful Red Wizard Ever

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Game Masters can draw inspiration from movies to create better, more engaging sessions.

• 3 Sci-Fi Gems From 1980 all ’80s Teens Remember (That Aren’t The Empire Strikes Back)

• He-Man and beyond: 20 sci-fi cartoons (some iconic, some weird) that transported ‘80s and ‘90s kids to strange new worlds

• Prime’s New Sci-Fi Masterpiece is Already an Instant Streaming Hit (& There’s Now No Excuse to Miss it)

• 1 Year Before The Matrix, Another Cult Sci-Fi Movie Was Criminally Overlooked (& Deserves Way Better)

• 44 Years Later, Spock’s Hardest Star Trek Line Is the Greatest Quote in Sci-Fi History

• The Ultimate Summer Creature Feature Quentin Tarantino Hailed as the ‘Greatest Movie Ever Made’ Is a Streaming Hit

Vampires, Freaks and Carnival Shockers : The Twisted World of Tod Browning

Wow, a great overview of a film legend.

Jim Jarmusch on the “All-Time Greatest L.A. Crime Film”

Gerry Anderson’s Stingray (1964) - HD Opening Titles

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Why I Stay Away From Crunchy Dungeons and Dragons

The biggest problem with the Justice League RPG - RPG First Look