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Patrick’s 2025 Year in Books
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Take This You Fiends
This is the story of an encounter with Tunnels and Trolls by a guy who did not know that much about Tunnels and Trolls and still doesn’t, so if you are a T&T maven and don’t want to hear some half-interested newb bang on, then stop reading now. (Also; they are bringing out a new version of this soon, and by god my post has nothing to do with it! I literally stapled together the rules that I used f
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| The illustrations are very beautiful and a pleasing call-back to Audobon's 'Birds of America', the chimerae are nice to look at and a handful conceptually interesting or compelling. The text and framing story I found uninteresting. ...more | |
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| This really seems to suit Mignolas natural wheelhouse; pseudo-historic folktale-like short stories with lore designed to inspire the pen rather than bind the imagination. Many of these hang so close to historical causality that they are almost folkta ...more | |
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Those Caesars certainly were a contentious bunch. The really fun parts are finding out stuff about Julius and Augustus, and the rapid and loopy descent into mega-decadence of Tiberius, Caligula and Nero. Compared to those guys, everyone else is just m ...more |
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“Then Viol Chrime-Forgot and Sir Duno Chrime held each other tightly and wept sweet tears and Sir Duno Chrime swore that he did not care if his squire was a little strange and that he would never abandon him again so long as he lived and Viol Chrime-Forgot said he did not care if Duno Chrime was old, or mad or thought that he was made of glass, for he would never be apart from him again no matter what adventure fell, and though neither could hear each other over the roaring of the endless falls, or see each others tears for the misty dripping of the cave each knew what the other said and meant, and so they were friends again and remained so for as long as they both lived.”
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“Kulwar Wolters, a gloved man I suspect to be a Cliothaum, can and could be anywhere.
Cliothaumy’s an illegal skill, rare and hard to learn. It lets you burn memory to twist the world in certain ways. The more you use it, the less you know why. Magic never gives you anything back, there’s always a trick. Kulwar Wolters used it rarely, if at all. But his fingertips were burnt, I think.”
― False Readings
Cliothaumy’s an illegal skill, rare and hard to learn. It lets you burn memory to twist the world in certain ways. The more you use it, the less you know why. Magic never gives you anything back, there’s always a trick. Kulwar Wolters used it rarely, if at all. But his fingertips were burnt, I think.”
― False Readings
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