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Daily Archives: November 17, 2019
Who Made You A Judge Over Israel?
For a period of some years, from my childhood until my father died, my father and I had a long argument about the nature and structure of authority. My father was a firm believer in the legitimacy of top-down one-man … Continue reading →
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Book Review: Mordenkainen’s Tome Of Foes
Mordenkainen’s Tome Of Foes, by Wizards of the Coast One of the best things about this book is that it does a good job at explaining the eternal foes of various conflicts, why and how long they have fought, and … Continue reading →
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Book Review: Xanathar’s Guide To Everything
Xanathar’s Guide To Everything, by Wizards of the Coast In reading this book, I thought it actually would be a guide to everything, and although it has quite a bit of material (some of which I was already familiar with), … Continue reading →
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Book Review: Ghosts Of Saltmarsh
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