Stick A Fork In It

Today is World Wide Knitting In Public Day. That means I’ll be bringing my needles and wool to the F.O.R.K. Gala (as well as a rug and a book and my patient Other Half). Meanwhile, The G delivers a deliberately misguided attack on crafters. I’m slightly disappointed.

I’ve been reading up on D&D 4.0 and so far it sounds intriguing – particularly the “streamlining of skills” bit which was something which always frustrated me somewhat with previous editions. It didn’t feel entirely intuitive that certain skills – say Climb and Tumble – weren’t connected (although 3.0 introduced the idea of synergy). I understand the new set of rules have implications for magic users but as I have never been massive on magic (I think I’ve only had one magic-using PC), it is not such a massive thing for me. You gamers out there, what is your take? Are you going to convert to 4.0 or are you holding on to previous editions?

Finally, because I can, here’s something for the easily amused amongst you (and also me).

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3 Responses to Stick A Fork In It

  1. Steven Wells writes regularly for the Philadelphia Weekly (one of our independents) and frequently insults knitters and fans of twee. I think he secretly loves both. My husband loves him and writes weird comments to his articles.

  2. Karie says:

    Bless him. Both your husband and Stephen Wells. I’m ambivalent towards crafts and crafters but that has more to do with my own 2nd Wave Feminism hang-ups than anything to do with crafts.

    I need to write a post about that.

  3. Kenny says:

    *just pops in to say hi … finding this incarnation of your blog has been faaaaar to long overdue. More intelligent, err … or not, comments will hopefully be forthcoming *