The Forgotten Thing
RuneKnight3"Far up on distant mountains stands the Thing. No one remembers who raised this lonely stele, nor what it commemorates, but it stands." A sub stack for thoughts on art, gaming, and literature as well as anything else that comes to mind.
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| Issues | 83 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 11 days ago |
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The Last Knight of Camelot
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“In your own time,” the lieutenant said gently. “As completely as possible and in your own words....
Why Am I so Hard on YouTube?
Do a thought experiment with me. I want you to think back to when you were in elementary school and they still had playgrounds. Was there ever a time when, whether you were supposed to or not, you brought your favorite thing to the playgrou...
Styles of RPG
I had a sudden realization today. I’m sure its not special or unique, someone else has probably thought of it, but I don’t think anyone has parsed it in text to the masses before. Worse, its one of those stupidly obvious things that when yo...
Not All Dogs Go to Heaven
Skip was a good dog.
Skip hoped he was a good dog. The aging Malonis lay on his carpet and closed his eyes against the multitude of aches and pains the day accumulated. His hair was short, but he still did his best impression of a ‘dust mo...
The Dance of M’Sing
By J.E. McKeever
Thus, Konrad came to the colonies.
It was said by well-traveled folk his line traced back to Devon, and that he was the son of that famous Captain Kane who sailed with Drake upon the Golden Hind all those years ago. His m...
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