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The last /r/shadowdark book club discussion thread for Three Hearts and Three Lions by Poul Anderson! This discussion thread will stay stickied for two weeks.

I think the big question is... did this book change what you think or understand of Law and Chaos in RPGs descended from the original Dungeons and Dragons? In Shadowdark? Is there anything else about the book that might inspire you in the games you run or play?

You can find previous discussions with the book club flair.

I don't know their actual name but they go by mekhami on discord, anyways they made this website to index TTRPG material that I think is neat.

https://rpgbase.net

I'm just going to copy/paste their explanation of what and why this is:

> I've made this application to fill a need in the ttrpg hobby - a place to discover materials for your favorite games, get up to date information about them, add your own new materials that you've written and want to share, etc.

> It's all user curated. Like Wikipedia, users do all of the submitting and editing. It's based on a reputation system to prevent vandalism. Initially, submits and edits go into an approval queue to be moderated. After a sufficient amount of reputation, the system will automatically approve your changes.

> This is for ALL material. Trad, old school, story games, fan zines, everything. If it's for RPGs, it belongs here.

> I really believe in this and believe the community needs it, and can benefit a ton from it on all sides. But it only succeeds if the community embraces it and volunteers care enough to add and maintain the knowledge they have.

> If you like this, if you feel like I do that our hobby needs it, please consider sharing in your communities and with your friends.

> (I do not and will not ever profit from this application. You can see my policy on the support link at the bottom.)

I don't know their actual name but they go by mekhami on discord, anyways they made this website to index TTRPG material that I think is neat.

https://rpgbase.net

I'm just going to copy/paste their explanation of what and why this is:

> I've made this application to fill a need in the ttrpg hobby - a place to discover materials for your favorite games, get up to date information about them, add your own new materials that you've written and want to share, etc.

> It's all user curated. Like Wikipedia, users do all of the submitting and editing. It's based on a reputation system to prevent vandalism. Initially, submits and edits go into an approval queue to be moderated. After a sufficient amount of reputation, the system will automatically approve your changes.

> This is for ALL material. Trad, old school, story games, fan zines, everything. If it's for RPGs, it belongs here.

> I really believe in this and believe the community needs it, and can benefit a ton from it on all sides. But it only succeeds if the community embraces it and volunteers care enough to add and maintain the knowledge they have.

> If you like this, if you feel like I do that our hobby needs it, please consider sharing in your communities and with your friends.

> (I do not and will not ever profit from this application. You can see my policy on the support link at the bottom.)

The first weekly /r/shadowdark book club discussion thread for Three Hearts and Three Lions by Poul Anderson! This discussion thread will stay stickied for one week then next Wednesday we'll be discussing chapters 9-16.

This is the first inter-book Conan discussion, it will stay up for two weeks to give people time to get their hands on the next full book for the book club. Right now we're reading Tower of the Elephant by Robert E Howard. The next book the /r/shadowdark book club will be reading is Three Hearts and Three Lions by Poul Anderson.

You can access previous discussion threads via the book club flair.