Brian Bloodaxe

This is why games are still being released for the ps4

I thought, "Wait, that doesn't add up to £200" but I also bought a little gelatinous cube dice holder and a mug and a t-shirt for my kid. Add on food and coffee and I think that's the lot.

There was a stand outside making fresh donuts. They were pretty excellent.

My weekend was pretty good. I went with £100, made another £100 in the bring & buy, and came home skint.

I bought an excellent little two-player RPG called Pitcrawler which does a really impressive job of recapturing the feel and grim comedy of Fighting Fantasy gamebooks.

I bought a solo or co-op RPG called For Small Creatures Such As We which is somewhere between Star Trek and Mass Effect and A Long Way To A Small Angry Planet. You get a ship and a crew off aliens and you go explore a galaxy using dice and cards. It looks great but I haven't read much yet.

I also bought a couple of 13th Age books to add to my collection and a couple of solo gamebooks and a ton of cute dice (with bees, stars, pandas, mushrooms…)

Best of all someone gifted me a bizarre, ugly, useless d7 which I've wanted for many years!

The magnetic terrain is awesome, I was playing with it in the shop last week. You can build a reasonable size of dungeon map with the bigger set too. Still not cheap though.

If anyone is curious: https://www.modularrealms.com/

Bloomburrow sounds fun.