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Jimmy and I buy too many models.

Not just too many in the I don't need them, but more annoying, too many in the can't possibly actually paint them all. Not pictured are the boxes containing goblins, samurai, mounted rohirrim, archers and Judah knows.what else. Still, at least it stops me from mugging pensioners...

Also going to have a go at all the yanks for going to gencon and constantly mentioning it on Twitter. Stop, its neither big nor clever. And yes, I am a teeny bit jealous. I guess I will just have to post wil wheaton his dice instead on throwing it at him whilst shouting a Klingon challenge at him.

Which brings me onto my last bit which won't be noticed since noone but my cats reads this. (is it dinnertime again? Really? K ). If you could recommend one thing to me, be it an rpg setting, favourite band or a book, what would it be?

First off, the left and centre figs are both allegedly 25mm scale humans. You can only assume the shiny guy is a giant. The dude on the right is a dwarf, fyi.

Secondly, I have rediscovered for about the fifth time that pointing these buggers is.very rarely fun and only awesome on the rare occasions when it works out.

Also in dire need of an rpg fix as its almost a full month since my last hit of anything. Pardon me, I'm off to snort some sourcebooks.

So after overnighting in the toilet that passes for a town in the
remnant of what was once the jewel of Khorvaire, we set out to do
what we were being paid for, whatever that was. Heading into the mine
with the rest of the "adventurers" I was astonished by how
disinterested some of them appeared to be.

Even after they had been attacked by goblins, several of Luckily I
was on hand to protect them with my blurred sword skills, valiantly
dispatching goblins left right and centre although my colleagues
seemed far less impressed for some reason. Don even going as far as
describing me as a "disgrace to rogues everywhere" which to be honest
is a complement though I doubt the bucket of bolts realises it.

After the goblins we were attacked by flying bat things which were no
match for us, then a pair of shambling tentacle creatures proved a
more challenging foe, although I couldnt hit them, so I hid in the
shadows and watched with glee as the others struggled.