BBBBsWeimar

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Running away from that other site. Love DnD, movies, and other geeky stuff. 🇵🇷

I read V5's Court of the Damned. Just the right book for my chronicle. As soon as I end my Pulp Cthulhu campaign, I plan on running a VTM Cam chronicle with faction vying for power and to crown the new prince after our PCs accidentally gave the prince and seneschal a bomb that turned them to ash

After this I won't give another opinion: D&D 5.5 announcementS were GOOD. I bit skeptical on the Star Wars collab (and I love SW). V6 definitely will shut up about it. No time for nuance. My first edition change of a game I enjoy so even I'm shooting from the hip.

I also skimmed V6 VTM playtest on Demiplane. I played two session of Avatar Legends: The Roleplaying Game. It reads a bit like that. I like Avatar Legends RPG. But it feels odd to say this is the future of Vampire the Masquerade.

Due to me forgetting I left the PCs' sheets in the main island, had to run a Vampire the Masquerade one shot. Honestly, one of the best session I've had all year. Only one quick combat, lots of politicking and scheming. I have my players hooked for a chronicle based on where we left off.

On Saturday I ran my 1st session of Pulp Cthulhu's Two-Headed Serpent. Almost lost one PC, but the player used all their luck to be pooped by giant snake that ingested dynamite. Off to NYC and North Borneo next session.

Finished the four seasons of Channel Zero. My ranking: 1. The Dream Door (S4) 2. Butcher's Block (S3) 3. Candle Cove (S2) 4. No-End House I liked them all. The endings aren't necessarily the best and most of them suffer from pacing issues. Overall, definitely gave me some creepypasta

One thing I like about this Cape Fear version is the bilingual humor. Max basically made the Bowdens' cat, Peanut Butter, his pet. The Bowdens visit the house and see their cat there. When they call the cat by its name, he says "You named this majestic creature Peanut Butter. His name is Maní" 🤣

I loved the opening scene of Disclosure Day. Spielberg establishing tension, mystery and characters in such a conscious fashion. Like everything had a purpose except the lense flare but that is just a Spielberg call sign.

I saw Scary Movie. Biggest piece of crap I've seen in a long time. I didn't want to watch it. But my date insisited. I almost fell asleep. I love movies in general, but this sucked. I've seen better parodies by people only using their phones and creative minds.

I'm not the most business savy, but maybe Xbox is a slowly sinking ship. Feels like they're gutting it for spare parts and trying to increase the sell value before they sell it off. I'm probably wrong but that's how it feels right now.

Saw Channel Zero: Candle Cove. Besides the Syfy TV Series budget, really good and creepy show. After watching Backrooms, I find myself rediscovering creepypastas and their influence on horror.

There was a point in my life where I loved watching MMA and UFC. Now it's just a bunch conspiracy theorist, flat earthers, red-pilled loonies in an exploitive work environment that also serves as the MAGA cum bucket