Wheel of Time. Even if you didn’t know the books, it was a fascinating world and interesting character options.

Technically mine is 1:50 scale from GLSabers of the TOS Enterprise from The Wrath of Khan which is close enough to the 1:56 scale of 28 mm miniatures. I am not the best painter, but I am having fun and learning.

Spent time this past weekend continuing to paint a 28 mm miniature scale model of a Constitution Class bridge for the USS Invictus, the starship in our Star Trek Adventures 2e campaign. Players even requested those electric blue seat cushions from the Wrath of Khan movie.

I have more Star Trek games in my collection and Star Trek DVDs than any other theme. Games include Star Trek Fleet Captains, Star Trek Fluxx, Star Trek TNG Fluxx, Star Trek DS9 Fluxx, Star Trek Star Realms, Star Trek Panic, Star Trek: Space Hunt (newest), and the Star Trek Adventures 2e ttrpg.

Everyone ok? Sorry about the vehicle.

Wife and I just finished listening to the audiobook of Neuromancer. Her first time reading the book so we got to discuss the genesis of the cyberpunk genre.

I used to freelance and part of my work was building indexes for ttrpgs. Start with a tool that builds a word list, counts how many times each word/phrase is used, and gives you the page numbers. Then you can narrow the list, review page numbers for relevance, then build your index.

For our rpg campaigns, yes, they always sit in the same seats. For board game nights we shift around.

The vast majority of games we play as I am often the GM/Storyteller. Currently, it would be Star Trek Adventures 2e. I do get to play it finally next month!