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I've been interested in the since I was a child, and I've been playing for over thirty years. This year, I finally combined the two when I released Setting Europe Ablaze, by sourcebook for RPG campaigns featuring SOE agents.

It's a military setting without strict rank structures, and where female characters aren't anachronistic. There's a lot of flexibility, and campaigns can be as serious or silly as the group wants.
https://russellphillips.uk/books/setting-europe-ablaze/

After finishing lightweight prepping for my tomorrow, I have some thoughts. Low prep often gets interpreted as no prep or completely winging sessions. While a lot of winging happens when I run games, I've never done the former, and I would contend that true "no-prep" is rare or non-existent. /1

Someone asked for pictures of
I just noticed it's just a bluesky bot, so I'll put mine here without connnection.

An old one of mine, red dragon.
Done some years ago mostly as a quick experiment on contrasts (gloss-matte, dark-light, colorful-muted) and a special gloss technique: the body color was created with the , Tamiya clear red over Vallejo metal color Gold over some glossy primer.

A painted dragon miniature. The body is a very glossy red (and golden cheat), while the wings are a completely matte very dark brown. The base consists of stone ruins and grass flock (with a bright green grass tone which fits nicely as a complementary color to the red)