Not sure if this is the kind of thing you were looking for, but Cthulhu Eternal has some resources. It’s a different system (based of delta green engine I believe), but should be easy to convert.

https://cthulhueternal.com/our-resources/

1. Accidental Tech Podcast (tech/apple)
2. DLC (video games)
3. Filmcast (movies/tv)

I think this is a great pickup, and good to have Huhi back on the spiritual successor to CLG.

Collections are definitely my new favorite thing, and at the moment I believe they’re kbin exclusive.

I have no association with this, but it seems that with the digital version of Blades in the Dark being ~$20, this seems like a good deal at $14.95 even if you don’t want the extras that come with it.

Thanks! Looks like logged out the collection isn’t accessible at kbin.social/c/collection-name anymore which is excellent, but is still accessible there when logged in (unexpected, though perhaps only accessible to my account, but I feel bad I might be squatting on a nice collection name) and is also accessible at kbin.social/u/gibandaley/c/collection-name (expected)

Yeah, I favorited my private collection (not sure why I did that…) and it seems to have permanently made it public, no big deal in this case, but I feel bad ‘squatting’ on collection slug.

Awesome! Multireddit like functionality was what I was missing most, and Categories sounds like it will replace it nicely. Thanks!

I haven’t used it, but there’s also Mythic Table that kickstartered spring 2021.

The amount of flooded roads on the map is nuts

This is great! That’s the only Star Trek related video they have, but there’s a bunch of other great 8 bit covers from them: https://diode.zone/c/phalio_music/videos

I’m right in the middle of a DS9 rewatch so this stinks.

Phanpy, it’s a web app (pwa), but you can add to your home screen. In my opinion it handles threads better than any other app I’ve tried.

Descent: Freespace and it’s sequel are all time favorites

DuckDuckGo, but I’ve been testing Qwant (also privacy focused) lately as well.

It would be nice to eventually have functionality like multireddit where we could individually in our own accounts combine communities from different instances into a single (specific just to our own account) community.