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Alpharius wrote:Nice to see GW remembering AND embracing its past!

Pity they've yet to embrace the future.



*rimshot*

H.B.M.C. wrote:

Alpharius wrote:Nice to see GW remembering AND embracing its past!

Pity they've yet to embrace the future.



*rimshot*

And today the internets you have won.

Acardia wrote:

H.B.M.C. wrote:

Alpharius wrote:Nice to see GW remembering AND embracing its past!

Pity they've yet to embrace the future.



*rimshot*

And today the internets you have won.

Is that a good thing? With how much bs if flung around these days, the prize for winning the internets is probably 6 tons of raw sewage.

mikhaila wrote:

Acardia wrote:

H.B.M.C. wrote:

Alpharius wrote:Nice to see GW remembering AND embracing its past!

Pity they've yet to embrace the future.



*rimshot*

And today the internets you have won.

Is that a good thing? With how much bs if flung around these days, the prize for winning the internets is probably 6 tons of raw sewage.

Actually, I think it's rules-as-intended sewage, but i'm sure no one really minds either way.

So has anyone gotten a game in of SoM yet? I haven't been to my FLGS yet, so I haven't even been able to look at the book yet.