#2nd Edition

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Star Wars: X-Wing (2nd Ed) - Major Vonreg's TIE Expansion Pack - Major Vonreg by Darren Tan

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Mephiston, Lord of Death

by Mark Gibbons

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Linda L. Davidoff - Intorduction To Psychology - McGraw-Hill - 1980 (cover photo and design by Ben Kann)

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Codex Orks (2nd Edition) Cover Art by Mark Gibbon

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⋆˙⊹ masterlist! ⊹ ˙⋆

| extras! | kinktober | req rules |

all my fics are written with a black hyper-fem!reader in mind! i’m pretty sure they’re all neutral to skin tone and hair texture but just in case! as for the hyper-fem, i’m pretty sure she’s like that in every fic! also all my fics are here, including kinktober works!

╰₊✧ ﾟthe last of us

˖⁺ ⊹��� joel miller ୧⊹ ⁺˖

╰₊✧ ﾟstranger things

˖⁺ ⊹୨ eddie munson ୧⊹ ⁺˖

˖⁺ ⊹୨ steve harrington ୧⊹ ⁺˖

╰₊✧ ﾟacross the spider-verse

˖⁺ ⊹୨ miguel o'hara ୧⊹ ⁺˖

╰₊✧ ﾟgeneral mcu

˖⁺ ⊹୨ bucky barnes ୧⊹ ⁺˖

╰₊✧ ﾟmoon knight

˖⁺ ⊹୨ steven grant ୧⊹ ⁺˖

˖⁺ ⊹୨ marc spector ୧⊹ ⁺˖

╰₊✧ ﾟmiscellaneous

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2,000pts 2nd edition Warhammer 40k at Kraken Gaming Ltd. The first Battle of the year 🎉

My Praetorian Guard XXIV v my friends Blood Angles.

A short but extremely bloody battle with no objectives being taken.

I was victorious at the Kraken.

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updated cover for the 2nd edition of our book [preview]

releasing soon on Amazon!

by @chickenroost & @shadowmooncat

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Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 2nd Edition - Ravenloft - Van Richten's Guide to Fiends

Cover painting by Scott Burdick

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Everyone defends his treasure, and will do so automatically.The real questions are, what do you treasure, and how much do you treasure it? Once you have learned to consider these questions and to bring them into all your actions, you will have little difficulty in clarifying the means. The means are available whenever you ask. You can, however, save time if you do not protract this step unduly. The correct focus will shorten it immeasurably.

Helen Shucman, A Course in Miracles, Combined Volume: Text, Workbook for Students, Manual for Teachers, 2nd Edition

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So guess what just came in the mail today! (Err well not technically today as I was out of country but y’all know what I mean!)

That’s my copy of the 2nd edition Oracle Dice by @publishinggoblin, as you might know by my posts I am a big fan of Tarot and tarot adjacent practices but I also a big fan of the first oracle dice which I got as an add-on in one @publishinggoblin’s previous crowdfunding campaigns (believe it was for The Narmol Tarot 2nd Edition) which I absolutely adored. Haven’t really posted it much about it mostly because it more than an other form divination seems to almost gleefully cut to the heart of things and hit nothing but nerves, but not in a bad way? Honestly don’t know how to explain it, it’s just the reading we’re always intensely personal and raw, so I never felt comfortable posting about my readings with them.

Anyways, when this 2nd edition was announced I backed it almost immediately at the Etched in Stone tier, to get those fancy dice made of, you probably guessed it stone. So I’ve decided to do this rambling review first impression thing for… well anyone who wants it!

First a look at the mat

The very that jumps out at me is what an improvement it is over the first one! Not to say the first mat is bad, the things takes center stage of my tarot reading and in fact has shaped it radically I love it to bits but the design of this new mat is just 💋.

Plus the texture is just fantastic, has that fantastic smooth silky thing going that I just love to glide my hand along.

And then there is the second side, while the loss of the rubber bottom to prevent slippage is regrettable this second reading space is wonderful. I haven’t even cracked open the guide to see the traditional use and interpretations but I am already feeling inspired. I cannot wait to get started, and I have a distinct feeling this may well be taking over as the centerpiece of my divination practice going forward.

Now then, onto what is probably the main event, the Dice

Ahhhhhh they’re so preety 😍 As a reminder these are the fancier Etched in Stone tier dice, each is made of a different stone and the faces are all etched in and inked and look absolutely stunning in person. Just holding them is a treat and the noise they make when you shakey-shakey them in preparation for a throw is fantastic. I fear now that I have experienced non-plastic dice I will never be able to go back, I have yet to even properly cast them but I love them already.

But wait, there’s more!

There were two Oracle decks on offer so of course I had to get both.

On the right we got the Dice Face Oracle which turn each dice face into its own individual card along with a guide to reading them as cards, but also encourages you to read them as their dice versions meaning you have options when performing readings and I love that shit, there is nothing that I love more than a reading that evolves and shifts the more you stare and stew on it. Also every one of the dice face icons are excellently designed and having them in a bigger blown up form is wonderful.

On the left we got the 22 card Lords of Oracle deck. Each of the dice has its own lord who is an embodiment of their die with their own lore and my god I love this art! I can absolutely see myself pulling one of these cards and having on of these lords color a reading in a completely new light, the potential is just breathtaking.

And last but certainly not least, the tomes.

I haven’t had a chance to truly sit down and read the guide, but from a quick skimming it is still written in the same easy to understand way as the 1st edition. The first edition was a fantastic guide to a admittedly complex divination practice and as long as this second edition continues that with the new dice it is a welcome edition to the books I reference on the regular, plus having page size version of the Lords of Oracle art is just wonderful.

The reading journal is a fantastically designed tool especially for those beginning with these dice. I would have loved something like this for when I started with the first edition as it was a tad bit overwhelming with it’s… everything. I will most certainly be making use of it

Righto, that’s my first impressions/ review of the Oracle Dice 2nd edition done. Will be trying a few reading when I have a chance and will hopefully remember to talk about is here! So if you got any questions or if I forget to talk about the reading experience feel free to textually yell about it here or in my ask box, see y’all!

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Here are some old D&D charts to help with future adventures. I don't know when the crit or fumble tables were released, but the Mac Packs were released in The Dungeoneer (Issue 19) / The Judges Guild Journal (Issue 22) in 1980.

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Star Wars: X-Wing (2nd Ed) - Hotshots and Aces II Reinforcements Pack Cover Art

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Codex: Orks

by Mark Gibbons

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Phoenix Lord Baharroth. I want to make a full metal 2nd edition eldar army based around the brothers Maugan Ra and Baharroth.

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AD&D - Ravenloft 2nd Ed. Cover Art by Robh Rruppel

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I wrote up a character background for a BECMI Mystara game I'm joining tomorrow. I recently suspended a 7-8 year campaign in Mystara I was running using heavily modified(homebrewed) 2nd Edition AD&D rules. I'm looking forward not only to getting to play in Mystara myself, but getting to play BECMI again, in particular, getting to use my POD R͟u͟l͟e͟s͟ C͟y͟c͟l͟o͟p͟e͟d͟i͟a͟!

The character, Zolfatara, is related to one of my favorite characters in another game, a homebrew system called I͟g͟n͟o͟t͟a. The character in that system in named Kratr. This is the "Red Sonya" to my "Conan," not that either character is modeled on either of those two. The background was only supposed to be a few paragraphs but I got carried away!

Art is not mine and is being used for a personal game only. The oc tag only reflects the story and personality. Art is for reference.