Like last month, December was a relatively quiet one - a dozen or so bigger posts and a reorganisation of the blogrolls to turn the spotlight on those people really pushing things.
As ever though, here's the pick of the bits and pieces I think were the most useful of all.
As ever though, here's the pick of the bits and pieces I think were the most useful of all.
- The braner idea - the noö-braner, six aspects to blend and two weapons
- The Tail'ngs, a source of energy and a power for Gorgonmilk's latest table
- On Tom Bombadil, with thoughts on how the LotR franchise could develop
- Reflections on GW, the Open Game License, new media and D&D's OSR
- The first in a series of excerpts from John Ruskin's "The Nature of Gothic"
The video to sum up the mood this time is a look at a symbol of the 'Renaissance of the 12th century', Chartres Cathedral, reminder of a natural solidarity in our time and space.
And one more, as a bonus for today, a famous passage from Orson Welles' F For Fake.
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