waterlesscloud

Hi all. My friend is going on a vacation with her sister's family and wants to be able to run a 5e adventure with her 11 year old nephew during some downtime.

Any recommendations for 1 on 1 adventures along those lines? Printed or pdf are both fine.

Thanks!

Either in a comprehensive sense or in an interesting niche (railroad, gold mining, clothing, etc) sense. American Indian museums as well, though my personal interest is more focused on the 19th century than earlier eras. Small, out of the way museums along these lines are also of interest!

From the season 2 premiere back in the 90s. I've always wondered if this was a real thing and if so, what it is. Could be Icelandic, based on show context.

The character Jerry Horne, a foodie if ever there was one, is telling his brother about this as small talk in a scene: "I read all about it in this French magazine - they take the entire head, they dip it in this kind of blancmange pudding, roll it in oats, stuff it full of walnuts, hot rocks and a spice bouquet, wrap it in a papilliote, seal the edges with a sugar glaze and bake it under glass."