Today was the big day, when we put on the entire armor. It went on more or less fine, didn’t pinch or bind her, and lasted a heck of a lot better than I thought it would.
Pictures of her first, then general fun pix of the day after. But first, my two favorites for the day, plus “Greek Chicks Conquer All”:
And many, many more . . .
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| Found her! She was in the Twin Cities! |
When I wrote the post on making snap decisions under fire, I touched on aiming a bit, as well as tracking targets. I’m going to revisit that a bit, somewhat inspired by this thread, but not entirely. I’m going to be speaking qualitatively here, since some of the ideas kicking around in my head might…
Over on the SJG forums, there’s been a short dialog about a particular grappling move shown in a Marine Corps instruction manual. While I could (and have) opined on what I think that the move is, I wanted to make two points. First, GURPS provides something like five different ways to take someone down with…
I heard back from my fulfillment partner and printer. So, here’s the final word on printing and shipping. Printing Printing is going to take longer than POD usually takes: 4 weeks from me placing the order to books being ready to ship. I intend to place the order on August 1, right after I send…
Like many others, I downloaded the Basic Rules for DnD. I play in +Erik Tenkar‘s Swords and Wizardry game, was introduced to roleplaying with Basic, Expert, and AD&D in 1980 or so, and will always have a soft spot in my heart for it, even though my system of choice is currently GURPS. Furthermore, it and…
In yesterday’s post on +Rob Conley‘s Majestic Wilderness D&D Campaign, I noted the difficulty of keeping all of everything straight. Part of that was trying to integrate the map and geography, the PCs themselves, getting a feel for my own character, as well as being dropped in the middle of things. Ready? OneTwoThreeFIGHT! But the more…
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If I show these to me granddaughter, especially of yours in the Corinthian helmet, she'll want to attend next year.
Happy to help! The hardest part was the bowl of the helmet – took me a few tries. Gotta make it bigger than you think. Hope to see you there next year. This seems to be a thing for us now; my eldest has gone twice now and she's quivering each time it approaches. Next year, my younger will be nearly two, so she should enjoy it as well.