Read
13th Age books mostly. I've been reading through Loot Harder and the Bestiary and writing a list of monsters and magic items I want to use in my campaign. Both books are excellent and ten minutes reading them always gets me excited to get back to the game.
Play
I'm thinking of signing up for some of the online cons this year to play some different games with some different people. It's hard to plan that far ahead though and I don't really enjoy one-shots… I expect I'll not make up my mind for a while and then it will be too late.
GM
Running is hard just now. Everyone is exhausted all the time. I'd tell everyone we should take a break for a bit but it's not going to be any better next month and everyone still wants to meet up anyway. Sleepy games it is I guess.
Read
The Avatar Legends core book, in quite minute detail. I've noticed (and reported) a couple of spelling and punctuation errors before the book heads to the printers, but it's much better than some books I've got on my shelves in that regard (I'm looking at you, Modiphius). The amount of lore is quite something; not much of it is directly applicable to my between-eras campaign, but lots of ideas for hooks.
I don't know if there's been a week since I got the book that I haven't flipped through Electric Bastionland a couple of times. Some day, some glorious day, I will get to run it again.
Play
Got our second/third (zero plus two) D&D5e session tonight. It's the GM's first campaign and there are a lot of players so it gets a bit rough to move things along sometimes, but hopefully we'll get some momentum going soon.
GM
Just Avatar Legends, though I would really love to give Salvage Union another shot, and I've got a half-baked idea for a Scum & Villainy game based on Dejima.
13th Age books mostly
There's a third-party 13th Age bundle on DriveThru, currently 40% off.
There's a third-party 13th Age bundle on DriveThru, currently 40% off.
Looks good! I'm not sure I need more content just now though.
