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after i thought i completed this year's Season of Scenery challenge, i went on to paint several miniatures for D&D but learned that the challenge ran through September. i was gonna order some more pieces for my wild west set-up but real life had to get in the way. work schedule once again and then a sick girlfriend, i basically put everything on hold. then we were able to get back together to resume our D&D campaign and i only noticed well it's damn near the end of the month. and in between everything else, whatever time i had i tried to get something accomplished and it also didn't help that i was getting interested in a new table-top game, Forbidden Psalm. this past week when we got together to play Dungeons and Dragons, i gave Rita full control of creating a manor for the group of adventurers to explore. she was surprised i did this but i was just too tired from work and had four hours to prep the game room. this was pretty much the entry point of introducing a g...

for some time now i came across Forbidden Psalm from videos on Youtube and also reading about the role-playing game, MÖRK BORG. and i didn't think much of it but as time went on i kept becoming more curious about it. i began watching actual game-play videos to get a grasp on the table-top game. i think what attracts me to Forbidden Psalm is that it can be a fantasy game and i can get more out of my Dungeons and Dragons miniatures. i bought and downloaded a pdf copy of the rules and gave it a read and sat down and created a warband. i can say i would give it an A+ for putting together a creative rulebook but it is not printer friendly, so i might get a physical copy somewhere down the road. one thing that i find funny is that for the most part you use a 20 sided die. there are times you use other types of dice but for everything mainly for gameplay it's a d20. another thing about this game that i find interesting is that everything (for the majority) has a difficulty roll of 12....