Depression: Well, after a little exchange with my doctor, we're trying an increased dosage. So far, no truly dark days or breakdowns and I can pull myself back from negative thoughts a bit easier. I worry, though, that it may also be keeping me a little... hmm... "floaty" comes to mind - less able to focus/commit to doing a thing. That's hard to quantify and confirm, though. Hmm... Reading: I have a few books on my "to read" list, though I find myself reluctant to start in on them. I received The Dragons of Babel along with The Iron Dragon's Daughter, but after reading the latter I'm not sure I want to read the former. Certainly, if it's the same level of aimlessness and depressive squandering of a character and setting, I'm not up to that right now. The latest (final?) book of the Lightbringer series has been available for a while, but I've been hesitant to pick it up. I've generally enjoyed the series and characters, but as i...
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ReplyDeleteThank you for not being one of the million who posted with something like: "Failed his Saving Throw vs. Death" or something else insipid. Let's remember the man for what he did, changed the idea of tactical fantasy miniatures into a codified rules experience of fantasy role-playing with a Tolkein-esqued spin.
ReplyDeleteAs someone who made a "failed his saving throw" comment, and not that I would argue that was a little trite, it was meant with the deepest respect to what a great man created :) AD&D was how I met redwolf, and the rest of the nighthawkes, got involved in the SCA, met the Droogs, and made so many memories I can't even count... Hell, Nighthhawk was one of redwolf's characters. Maybe it would have been more appropriate to say that he cast "plane shift", and I won't deny that alot of the "saving throw versus death" posts around the internet were people mocking him... just saying that mine wasn't ;)
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