Ronan@Thedicepool

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I’m Ronan (he/him,) an RPG enthusiast from Ireland. I run thedicepool.com blog, part of the Woodpaneled.org webring. I write about TTRPGs and related stuff.

A photo of the covers of the Pirate Borg Starter Set (Pirate Borg in large red and white lettering, partially obscured by a group of weird characters including a skeleton Pirate, a skeleton conquistador and a couple of zombies,) the source books, Down Among the Dead (sunlight filters down to an underwater scene lit in green. Undead walk the seafloor and shipwrecks litter the background. Down Among the Dead in green and white lettering at the bottom) and Cabin Fever (a skeleton’s tricorn hat-wearing head and shoulders. It holds a clenched fist and fire emerges from its eye sockets to spell out Cabin Fever in red and orange lettering) as well as the Obol coin and Lost Soul patch.
Voidheart Symphony 2E Backerkit fulfilment haul. Pictured are the covers of the core book, featuring a stylised illustration of a person, dressed in black, summoning an entangling briar, a fairy-like person in orange, a person with eyes in their wings and another long, dark hair and a shimmer in their hands, battling a multi-headed monster all on a city street.
The front cover of A Perfect Wife by Zedeck Siew, Amanda Lee Franck and Scrap World. A horrific, childlike creature all in red brandishes an elongated claw-hand in the illustration.
The Welcome to Nightvale TTRPG boxed set, purple with the Nightvale eye and power line logo. Also pictured is the bonus pack of art prints, characters and threats.
The front cover of the normal briefcase edition of triangle agency. Looks like a briefcase with stickers on it.
The secret art revealed on the rule books, card mat and box of Lovecraftesque 2e under UV torchlight. The torch reveals ethereal green mystic symbols and tentacle motifs as well as hidden blood splatter and footprints.
The front of the Lovecraftesque 2e boxed set. It shows a woman examining a corpse with an old time truck in the back and some weird, deathly visions encroaching on reality on the other side.
The front cover of Dagger in the Heart by Gareth Ryder-Hanrahan. The illustration depicts a giant Heart golem creature, bleeding all over a viaduct with a weird insectoid train on it.