Hot Ferrets

...but not too hot Note: This entry ends another 365 days of a Doclopedia Deathmarch. I'll be taking a break from new entries for a bit. The Doclopedia #2,665 People Of The Solar System...: Titans Despite being a cold, dangerous place, Titan has the largest population in the Outer System. Nearly 100,000 people live in … Continue reading Hot Ferrets

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+3 Sword Of Circumcision

...AAAAAAAAAIIIIEEEEEE!!! The Doclopedia #2,664 People Of The Solar System...: Jovians Few people visit any other Jovian moon besides Callisto, home to the joint US/French research and mining colony. This is because the other three Galilean moons are home to a dangerous and probably insane religious cult.The Family of Jupiter first came to these moons in … Continue reading +3 Sword Of Circumcision

Ratatatatatooee

...famous rat drummer The Doclopedia #2,662 People Of The Solar System...: Martians In many ways, Mars is very much like Earth. Various areas are controlled by different Terran countries, Great Britain, France, The United States, The Bear Flag Republic, Germany, Spain, Japan, and most recently, Russia and Brazil, resulting in competition, espionage, and interactions with … Continue reading Ratatatatatooee

My Life With The Living Wood Chip Pile

...it's SO BIG! The Doclopedia #2,660 People Of The Solar System...: Venusians The steaming hot climate of Venus, as well as the myriad deadly lifeforms living there, has bred a population divided. Most of the Venusians you will meet are tough customers who live and work in the jungles, swamps, and oceans of the planet. … Continue reading My Life With The Living Wood Chip Pile

WonderHorse Goes To Rio

...for the weekend The Doclopedia #2,659 People Of The Solar System...: Mercurians The mining colonies of Mercury are perhaps the most international of all the varied colonies. There, deep underground at the poles, you'll find workers and administrators from 36 countries. Most recently added, as of 1892, were the Kenyans and Cubans.As you might imagine, … Continue reading WonderHorse Goes To Rio

The Wildly Improbable, But Still Delightfully Cute, Story Of Mostly Purple Patty And The Haunted Bakery

...co-starring her new friend, Astrid Pickleberry The Doclopedia #2,654 Questionable Spells: Erratic Light This spell functions just like a regular Light spell, but the light source flickers, dims, and brightens at random. This explains why scrolls of Erratic Light are so cheap. Sadly, using this spell often causes blurred vision and headaches, neither of which … Continue reading The Wildly Improbable, But Still Delightfully Cute, Story Of Mostly Purple Patty And The Haunted Bakery

The Night My Dice Tried To Kill Me

...those polyhedral bastards The Doclopedia #2,649 50 States, 50 Games: A Road Trip: More Midwest So, my family decided to take a humongous road trip, done as rapidly as possible, and play 50 different games in all 50 states. Here is the quick recap. Broken Bow, Oklahoma: Tunnels & TrollsWichita, Kansas: Apples To Apples Lincoln, … Continue reading The Night My Dice Tried To Kill Me

In This Episode: Clem Goes To College

...for about 3 days The Doclopedia #2,648 50 States, 50 Games: A Road Trip: The South So, my family decided to take a humongous road trip, done as rapidly as possible, and play 50 different games in all 50 states. Here is the quick recap. Birmingham, Alabama: Bean Trader Atlanta, Georgia: Magic The Gathering Charleston, … Continue reading In This Episode: Clem Goes To College

Violet Green Meets A Big Teddy Bear

...and she married him The Doclopedia #2,645 50 States, 50 Games: A Road Trip: New England So, my family decided to take a humongous road trip, done as rapidly as possible, and play 50 different games in all 50 states. Here is the quick recap.Portland, Maine: Zombie DiceConcord, New Hampshire: Settlers of Catan Card Game … Continue reading Violet Green Meets A Big Teddy Bear

Have You Considered Just Saying To Hell With It?

...wifely advice The Doclopedia #2,644 What Did You Find?: In The Temple We found an egg, Professor. It's huge, the size of a house. Yes, back in a secret room behind the high altar. Come see!Yes, definitely not a hard shelled egg like a bird's egg. Not really like a reptile egg, either. An insect … Continue reading Have You Considered Just Saying To Hell With It?