The Celtic themed short adventure
contest ends, not with a bang, but a whimper. I got a single entry
for it was all, despite the many questions I was asked.
No worries, we can do another sometime
when things are more settled.
I have had a lot going on during this quarantine, I lead a great Klingon house now (Kurkura, the line started
by late KAG founder John Halvorson [Thought Admiral Kris epetai-Kurkura],
and thus the oldest line in Klingon fandom), I started a classic
Battlestar Galactica costumed fan club (currently on Facebook and
Discord), and I have watched a lot of TV.
I am currently watching season 2 of
Netflix' Korean zombie show “The Kingdom”, which of course makes
me want to play some AD&D Oriental Adventures. It's a seriously
cool show, best zombie thing I have seen since the early seasons of
“The Walking Dead”. I put it off for a long time because I hate
to watch things subtitled, they require my full attention, so I can't
multi-task. Now I have the time, and I am glad I started it.
My late sister's birthday was yesterday, so I thought quite a bit about her. Today is my mother-in-law's birthday, we haven't spoken a lot since Mona died, but I sent her a birthday greeting, and got a response; so that got me thinking about Mona again. Truly, she's never far from my thoughts, my house is full of reminders of our life together, but this was in a more active way.
I was interested, but a combination of it happening so quickly, my lack of skill at making maps, and the fact that I already have the grand prize (AD&D 2E Celts sourcebook, I think you said, though that is a pretty cool prize), and I couldn't find the motivation to get it done so fast. Heck, I still haven't come up with a solid idea for it, not that I've really been thinking about it since I realized that there was no way I could get it done in time.
ReplyDeleteThe Kingdom is indeed brilliant.
ReplyDeleteI prefer subtitles to dubbed as the lipsync drives me bonkers.