CatholicGeekery
@catholicgeekery
Mechanical engineer and Lay Dominican interested in theology, politics, and roleplaying games. UK-based, he/him
A good day to read or play one of the rpgs in which he features: The Dee Sanction or Magonomia would be my recs ;)
Read quite a few good ones, and I'll give honorable mentions to The Face in the Frost, Shards of Honor, and The Deed of Paksenarrion, but first prize still has to go to: The Buried Giant by Kazuo Ishiguro
I'm sure she was wonderful and I'm being disrespectful, but that first picture has strong Spaceballs energy
Ok, so I was wrong in remembering a clear definition. He generally cites the Oath against Modernism as authoritative. Closest he comes to giving his own capsule summary is this:
I've got some nice ones, but then I also have ones like these. I feel like one is better than the other, but I don't understand what I did to end up on either of them 😅
It remains incredibly funny that the SSPX got upset at someone for their unlawful disobedience to a superior.
Looks like Admiral Motti survived the Death Star explosion and went on to a career in the church. I guess Vader changed his mind about sad devotion to ancient religions.
Old? I'll have you know I'm just-about not-quite 30. I'm in my prime!
Three examples: one, a dining table in a house, the other two a pub table at a club. As you can see, I don't go high-tech beyond maybe a bluetooth speaker. You don't need a fancy setup - a place to sit, space for snacks, dice, and a character sheet will do
Quote with a game you're currently playing Tabletop / Video game
Sid Meier's Covenants of Mythic Europe The best way you could translate Ars Magica to video gaming imo.
Name a TV show you're positive no one remembers but you. (For good reason imo)
I have a life hack for waking up a bit before 5, but it does also involve waking up at a few random intervals before that...
I'm sure the good folks at The Design Mechanism would accept a submission for a supplement ;)
Weirdly, I learned this from an rpg supplement which discussed what a medieval wizard's library might look like.