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Unusual Christmas folklore from around the world
I don’t claim this list of unusual Christmas folklore and traditions to be nuanced and impressively academic, but they’re fun!
Mesh Bodycon Mini Dress: Stranger Things Hellfire Club
It’s too late for Christmas party shopping but what about bringing in the New Year with an alternative world?
Audio EXP: #176 – Does Roll20 own DriveThruRPG and OneBookShelf?
Roll20 signs a new deal with Wizards of the Coast, leveraging their new DMsGuild asset, and they chat up Paizo too. Meanwhile, it’s a good time to get into Rifts, an awkward time for Pugmire and an interesting one for Warhammer 40K.
Realistic Addams Family Thing Christmas tree decoration
Look at the paint job on Thing! Chris’s Christmas tree decoration is about 3″ tall and is based on a design by Hex3d.
Competition: Roll20Con 2022 and Roll vs Evil t-shirt
To date, the charity’s JustGiving page says £25,00 has been raised by nearly 200 supporters, which includes companies like Roll20.
Uruk-hai horde on a shirt: Fun expand geeky shirt range
There are also horror shirts, Beetlejuice, Harry Potter, Gremlins and even some Christmassy shirt designs.
Roll20 now supports Pathfinder and Starfinder community content
You can create and sell Pathfinder content on Pathfinder Infinite, a site powered by OneBookShelf. From February, you can do the same on Roll20.
Wizards of the Coast’s community content program now includes Roll20
Right now, third-party publishers who follow the rules can create and sell D&D adventures and other content from the DMsGuild. As of this week, those modules can also be created for Roll20.
Glyn Moody interview: Is Twitter rigged against tabletop creators?
For almost 30 years, Glyn Moody has been writing on copyright, digital rights, and the Internet.
