In which the verser meets a fellow and trades stories by the plasma furnace.

Fighting may not always be the answer; and the answer may sometimes sound ridiculous, but can still be fun and interesting even if it doesn’t involve combat.

A few practical uses for a readily available playing aid are presented.

In which the verser asks for a break.

The idea of running a game through illusion is explained, and the notion of designing a game to work that way is critiqued.

It may be a crazy idea, but it works:  include interesting details in your games that don’t have any particular meaning at the moment, and use them later when the opportunity arises.

In which the verser becomes sherriff of a town that does not need one.