The Elmdor-Appreciation-Out - Number of practitioners: one.

[Till]

L. Ron Hubbard science fiction on the other hand, not fit for print on toilet paper so he quit his day job and really goofed the floof.

Edit:// speaking of TP, the Eldritch restroom where people take a shit before they take a shit.

[Grouch]

started watching the dukes I'm loving it.

[Till]

started watching the dukes I'm loving it.

Someday the Mountain might get em' but the law never will.

https://youtu.be/67gig0f4HLo?si=2ROEacsNHZJPu4RP

[Zaladane]

[Till]

A wild Lord Xenu appears.



*goofs the floof*

[Till]

A wild Lord Xenu appears.



*goofs the floof*

Sherry Shriner uses ORGONE BLASTER. CRITICAL HIT! It's SUPER-EFFECTIVE!

https://podtail.com/podcast/none-dar...t-is-a-reptil/

[deadlegion]

I think I was recommended blake 7 by one of you guys before but couldn't find it.

Might've been me.
It's PAL format so 50Hz.

Just had a quick look, it's on TPB, around 35GB. DVDrip 576p:

Blake's 7 1978 - Complete - DVDRip 576p - Classic Scifi BBC - Blakes Seven Blake

[Till]

Recommended reading? Start with Tolkien and follow with Lovecraft then Salvatore...

I choose you, Pikachthulhu.

[Ace Ventura]

Been working on Season 2 of my YouTube series and came up with the logo for it. Really digging it. Had the premiere finished but scrapped it and need to rework the script to fit my vision better lol.

Spoiler warning:

Nostalgia Glasses Season 2 Logo.jpg

[Till]

Are octopi fish? It doesn't really matter, you can just combine their DNA with bats, deep sea angler fish and humans transgenically these days. Octopus genome is decoded.



"I know the human being and fish can coexist peacefully." ~ George W. Bush

[Grouch]

Might've been me.
It's PAL format so 50Hz.

Just had a quick look, it's on TPB, around 35GB. DVDrip 576p:
found it and bookmarked it.
Blake's 7 1978 - Complete - DVDRip 576p - Classic Scifi BBC - Blakes Seven Blake

Recommended reading? Start with Tolkien and follow with Lovecraft then Salvatore...

I choose you, Pikachthulhu.

Tolkien that's lord of the rings right?
Salvatore?

[Till]

Tolkien that's lord of the rings right?
Salvatore?

Yes, LotR. Salvatore wrote epic Forgotten Realms stories and top notch science fiction.

[Slacker Magician]

The only Salvatore books I'd maybe recommend (within FR) would be Dark Elf trilogy, Icewind Dale trilogy, Legacy of the Drow, and Cleric Quintet. I'd sooner suggest several other FR novels though.

[Till]

The only Salvatore books I'd maybe recommend (within FR) would be Dark Elf trilogy, Icewind Dale trilogy, Legacy of the Drow, and Cleric Quintet. I'd sooner suggest several other FR novels though.

Aye, there are so many good FR novels. It's Salvatore's diversity as a science fiction writer too that makes his work outstanding. There are also epic Dragonlance novels by various authors, which ties into Ravenloft because of Lord Soth the death knight having conquered large swaths of it; Ravenloft has portals to all D&D worlds including Krynn and Faerun. Spelljammer D&D setting also connects Faerun to Krynn via space travel.

[Slacker Magician]

I hear he's gone off the rails lately. Dragonlance has a lot of novels though I've yet to get around to reading them. Ravenloft is mostly its own thing but does have the odd tie-in here and there like you mention. Spelljammer only got a sextuplet of novels as far as I know but it did get a comic and some tie-ins with other books. There's also Birthright, Dark Sun, and Mystara.

Personally, I don't care for the post-TSR novels outside a small handful of books. WotC has bungled the settings and/or left them to rot.