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Grand Duke

Zero City Games (World of Io, Spire: The City Must Fall) Zoë Hill Design (Whispers of the End) Zombie Orpheus Entertainment (Kult: Divinity Lost, Aftermath!) Zweihänder Studio (Zweihänder Grim & Perilous) Zephyr Brand Games: (Dragonlance Classics for 5e) NT: Royal, theological, and occupational job titles, real or fictitious

Lewis is switching to Scuderia in 2025.

The sock goes in the mouth, then you tie the tie around the head to hold the sock in.

Ties >>>>> mailboxes

Biden would look great in a tan suit.

I've gotten way worse gifts than socks.

You know I'd seen that ad a million times, but I never knew what the actual figures looked like.

Seattle hiring Ravens DC Mike MacDonald as HC Perhaps the Legion of Boom will make a comeback?

There’s a good chance that book is on the banned list. It surely contains words like “homosexuality” and “transgender”.

Eastman's another good one though he seems mostly sword-focused. I haven't come across any of his axe videos. Certainly some axes are better at woodcutting than others, but I'd rather woodcut with almost any axe than almost any sword or mace.

But then they would not be... uniform.

You're not wrong, but I found axes to work well enough against any type of armor. Plus I could use it to hook shields and limbs, and possibly even throw it depending on the axe type. Furthermore, don't overlook the non-combat utility of the axe. It's hard to build fortifications, breach a door, or cut firewood with a mace.

Vagrant Bard: (Whisper from the Grave, Lorefinder) Van Diemen's Land: (Torchbearer) Victorious Publishing: (Monster Camp, Unbound) Van Richten Games: (5e supplements e.g. Ravenloft: Mist Hunters) Vagrant Planet Games: (5e supplements e.g. The Tome of Fiends, The Wild Beyond)

Did FHC ever get revised? The lack of proofreading was hard to miss in my hardcopy.

Quest Games (Blades in the Dark: Ironsworn: Starforged)

Yeah Todd's one of the better ones in that he at least tries to account for these variations and get a decent sample size, but even he rarely has more than a couple of breastplates or samples of mail to test against. I'd heard about the mace thing but I still prefer axes against armored opponents. Something something old man, new tricks.

Necromancy Games (Mork Borg) Nightfall Games (City of Blades, SLA Industries) NoDice Press (The Quiet Year)

Kobold Press (Midgard World) Kingdom Games (Deathbringer) Kishwaukee Publishing (Neon City Overdrive; Veilwraith) Kellogg Studio (Blades Against the Machine)

Details matter when it comes to metallurgy. There's no testing of bronze vs iron (as opposed to steel) out there simply because you'd have to handmake your own crappy iron weapon for the test, and even then it matters how the iron is tempered, the exact alloy of the bronze, relative thicknesses, etc. That goes for all the super cool youtube vids along these lines--arrows versus plate armor, swords versus mail, and so on. The exact gauge of the steel matters. The curvature of the steel matters. The mass and velocity of the arrow matter, as does the exact shape of the arrowhead. It matters whether the mail is 4-to-1 or 6-to-1 linked, whether it's butted or riveted or welded, whether the links are flat or wire. Can arrows kill a mounted knight in full armor? The answer is... it depends!

I don't know I'd go that far. I'd rather just give it an extra DC or a slightly lower STR min. The main advantage of iron over bronze in the field, back in the day, was that it could hold an edge better.

Mainly what you're doing with the prompt is telling MJ which images to steal from use as a reference. If MJ can't quit trunks, you might look into prehistoric pre-elephants like platybelodon or deinotherium. There will be a smaller base of images to pull from but that might work in your favor in this case.

Not the outcome I wanted, but I can root for Mr. Irrelevant in the SB.

Chaosium

Yeah I quit watching after that. More interested in the Lions game anyway.