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  1. WotC's Rodney Thompson reviews WHFRP3 (RPGGeek): http://tr.im/IkTU
  2. @SlyFlourish That's *the* D&D 4e tip, isn't it?
  3. @Matt_S_Wilson That's what friends with kids are for :)
  4. @gamefiend *nod* i think we are now in violent agreement :)
  5. @gamefiend Well, yeah, definitely agree with that. Just not how you said it last time ;)
  6. @gamefiend Burning Wheel is about combat in that it's about what you're willing to fight/die for, so it's not *just* about combat.
  7. @gamefiend Maybe, but I'm pretty sure I could come up with a counter-example that could use both. Something in the vein of Burning Wheel say
  8. @gamefiend There are id the game is *about* combat.
  9. @rdonoghue I don't see why it's not a portable technique. It just requires unlearning your old ways of doing things (I still struggle some)
  10. The Patriots look terrible today. Luckily they're playing the Bills.
  11. RT @Malarkey: Book research: Which sites/apps use progressive enhancement or CSS3 best? (RT please) #hardboiled
  12. Sleeping at night is more functional, but napping is more fun.
  13. @ChattyDM Inspectres works well because it has a lot of player narration/input, but it is a humour game so you can hide behind being silly.
  14. @ChattyDM While not designed as such, I think Spirit of the Century or one of the PDQ games (eg. Swashbucklers of the Seven Skies) can work.
  15. @ChattyDM Some, probably. Gamers bring habits from trad games that don't work with indies, too.
  16. @firecatkitty *Now* you tell me! :D
  17. @pookie_uk It
  18. Heading out to a friends get together for a buddy headed to Nfld for school courtesy the Canadian Navy in the new year.
  19. Sink installed. Now hamburgers. Soon, Around the Horn.
  20. I'm enjoying Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell, but did it have to be 1000 pages long? Really?