Just a few quick notes.
Tavern Cards are going out, but much slower than I had hoped. It is a time consuming activity, and one that my cat likes to interrupt by lying on lop of cards, pens, keyboard - whatever she can do to stop the process. Patience. They will get to you.
The Tavern, just like the associated G+ and Facebook Communities, is a place for gaming talk. Does the real world intrude at times? Sure, events like the assassination of 5 cops in Dallas the other night might intrude on that. 20 years as a cop will do that. That does NOT mean that politics, social justice and other assorted distractions have a place at The Tavern or it's associated communities. I never knew Facebook had a report function that went to a community owner until yesterday afternoon. Apparently a number of people knew how to use it and the offending post (which I assume was mis-posted in the first place) was removed by me. Don't take it personally if I do so.
Do we need a place to talk politics? I don't know. Practically all the political discussions I've seen take place on Facebook have led to friends defriending other. In any case, The Tavern is not the place for such discussions.
Work continues on Swords & Wizardry: Light. For now, the temporary heading / logo for it is as follows:
The Saturday Knight Special blog will come back to life next week. It will be stories from my 20 year career and observations of current events from a law enforcement perspective. Probably next Monday. Fore reasons ;)
Running classic 1st Edition Advanced Dungeons & Dragons
modules—specifically the iconic G1-3 Giant Series (Steading of the Hill
Giant Chieftain, Glacial Rift of the Frost Giant Jarl, and Hall of the Fire
Giant King by Gary Gygax)—using Adventurer Conqueror King System II (ACKS
II)
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Running classic 1st Edition Advanced Dungeons & Dragons
modules—specifically the iconic G1-3 Giant Series (Steading of the Hill
Giant Chieftain, Glacial R...
8 hours ago

I, for one, vote no politics in the Tavern. There are enough places for that; I'm bombarded by it every day, everywhere. It's good to have a place safe from that, where we all have something in common that we enjoy.
ReplyDeleteI would also vote for no politics at the Tavern.
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