Another month, another Round Table courtesy of Corvus.  Just the thing to help me shake out of the case of Final Fantasy XII I came down with last month.  I swear, that game just doesn't stop.

This month's challenge is to choose the work of another Round Tabler from last month's group and build on it.  Since waiting for someone to pick up my own humble addition is going to leave me with a lot of free time, I decided to pick up where mighty Steve of Nerdquest left off, chronicling the saga of Frank Herbert's seminal tabletop RPG masterpiece, Dune.

The idea came out as a narrative piece, focusing on the author's favorite module for the game, so I didn't really touch on the mechanics at all.  If this missed the point of the exercise, well...I do that sometimes.  We all have our talents.
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If my travels around the Internet have taught me anything, it's that I'm much better at reading blogs than I'll ever be at actually keeping one up.  Good grief...Labor Day?

Ah well, new year, fresh start and all that.  So what better way to get going than horning in amongst some much better bloggers?  You know, the sort with readers and pretty pages and...well, actual content (which might explain the readers).

I came across Shamus Young's contribution to the January round table at Man Bytes Blog, and like a silly ape, thought, Hey, that sounds interesting.  I think I could do something with that.

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