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[@michaelgibney9288]

You can never be too rich, too good looking or have too many mechanical pencils

[@keithmathews4605]

With as much as I enjoy odd and quirky things, especially in RPGs... the 2d6 rolls using the haunted west dice brought the video to a grinding halt for me. Granted, this is clearly a "me" thing, but having to stop and pick up the dice, look at the various sides to determine what is the actual face value due to different symbols on opposing faces, pulls me completely out of the moment. Again, it's a me thing, because I see plenty of people doing it. None the less, thank you for the video, it is full of good suggestions and ideas.

[@countOfHenneberg]

Lots to comment on: many years ago (mid 1980s) an old friend, for his computer course A Level, wrote a programme to generate all the system and planet codes. Also, our D&D campaign area was named "Distortia" so for a Traveller setting perhaps "Distortani"? As you'd guess, based on the word distort (or, in our youthful way of speaking the phrase, "This door here" as "Dis door 'ere"). And whilst on the subject of dry worlds, we're getting close to the release of the second Dune film. I'd hope to get to a cinema this time as it isn't the same renting on a console.

[@oz_jones]

Youthful or Orkish?

[@countOfHenneberg]

@@oz_jones Perhaps Yorkshire-ish?

[@BNeffDC]

I pronounce it the second way, like human-eaty For me, it's like pluralized Latin (to describe multiple human cultures notably Vilani, Solomani and Zhodani).

[@TommyRushing]

Any but found stencils, or is making stencils for this?

[@oz_jones]

Commenting at 3:24: sector is 16 subsectors in a 4x4 grid. EDIT: I never learn; I should stop commenting before the video is done, lol.

[@justinchristenson8201]

I am not a fan of studio2