I bought it thinking it would fit.
I think there's a chance future campaigns will be the smaller 'Children of Blood' size, even the five scenario ones.
My strategy: flush book with wood piece, place ruler on top, place spacers in between (I used 6mm cylinder magnets), weigh down book, and cut with knife.
I think it turned out pretty well. Still a lot of margin inside.
As printed by Tinker Town Games, new in shrink (5). $70
I've been to a lot of leftist meetings and around for the formation of a few groups and without fail someone always starts talking about how to "keep our data secure and out of the hands of the cops."
Brother, no one wants more apps. I don't want your GPG key, I don't want to join your matrix server, I don't want to get on your jitsi. This shit is insane.
I've seen paranoia eat up organizers from the inside and drag what should be a normal meeting about flyers into an hours long prolonged exercise in security theater.
Ask yourself: would a liberal group get away with this? If no, discuss it in person. If yes, discuss it over whatever channel you want. Cops don't know the difference Palestine and No Kings, and they don't care.
An example: you're organizing a protest. Should you discuss this in a "secure" way? No. This isn't the 1960s and the cops have learned to handle them differently. Police get called as a matter of routine to either disrupt it an hour or so after it starts or to stay there and watch over a larger rally. In the latter case they will get overtime pay. In the former they won't waste time being early to your event.
But what if: you're also planning a traffic blockade. Discuss only this part in person. If people can't make time to meet they're not going to make time to actually be there on the day. Leave phones at home or Faraday them before heading out.
In either case, try to make your meetings as short as possible.
And for the love of god please stop bringing up apps in meetings. Wait until your first preempted event before you go crazy.
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