Irshad Karim is the artist on Orc and Gnome’s Mild Adventures. As the name suggests this is a fantasy adventure of a webcomic about an orc and a gnome who would like to get paid on time. Posting on Imgur Irshad shared ‘an inventory of potions’ (part one). We’ve three very different bottle designs in. […]
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A notable highlight from 23rd April 2018 by Andrew Girdwood is described as "Imagine handing out a cloth that seemed to be decorated in the Royal Emblem but also splattered with blood. Wouldn't that add to the atmosphere of the game in a way that flipping the laptop around to show the same illustration might not?". It also was tagged with Props.
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Geek Pride Day 2018
With Geek Pride Day (GPD) almost upon us once again, geeks from all over the world are preparing to celebrate their own special day, in their own geeky ways. GPD, on the 25th May, is the day for geeks everywhere to declare their geekiness for all to see, and hear. Over the years, GPD has […]
Warhammer 40K leggings
The eternal war which puts the unnerving forces of Chaos against the cruel regime of mankind makes for some epic battles. Where does it fit on your fashion radar? These officially licensed Games Workshop Warhammer 40K leggings are made by the four-year-old British Wild Bangarang. Update: January 2025 – Sadly, Wild Bangarang went out of […]
A review of Blue Exorcist: Definitive Edition – Kyoto Saga
I enjoyed Blue Exorcist, but it took me a while to work out what was going on in season two and a little while to forgive it for that. This arch isn’t either a sequel or a prequel. The Kyoto Saga is set mid-way through season 1.
Competition: Win Shin Godzilla
Shin Godzilla is both old and new at the same time. It’s a new movie, first in cinemas a few years ago and the most recent disc releases out just for last Christmas, but it is filmed in the old style. What does that mean? Don’t expect a fancy computer graphics Godzilla. Expect a monster […]
Stranger Things comes to Dungeons & Dragons
This custom mini from Shapeways and brings the hound-stage Demogorgon from Stranger Things straight to your Dungeons & Dragons table. The Demodog. The miniature was painted by James Slanina and comes from Frederik Derks’ FreddyND Models store. Freddy’s main business isn’t selling models on Shapeways, in fact, the artist told Geek Native he doesn’t like […]
Awaken: The Blood of Salvora RPG offers a Kickstarter for Slavic horror
The Blood of Salvora is a new addition, but not a new edition to the Slavic and Mediterranean inspired dark fantasy RPG. If you’ve already got the core rules, then this Kickstarter could be worth $30 in credit for you. You can read more and follow the campaign here. [Back this Campaign] Let’s take a […]
Clip on dice towers are a perfect way to organise your DMing
Here’s an idea that’ll be popular with DMs who make good use of heavy card screens and who like to organise. These dice towers don’t sit on the table and take up space, they clip onto the GM screen and catch dice in trays to stop them escaping. [I need one of these] I think […]
An easy way to make better player handouts for Dungeons & Dragons?
As a DM I don’t tend to use minis that much as I prefer the theatre of the mind. There are times when miniatures do help out the game, though, like helping to visualise a complicated melee fought over new terrain. Player handouts play a similar role. You may not use them very often but […]
What is International Pixel-Stained Technopeasant Day?
International Pixel-Stained Technopeasant Day is quite the mouthful. It began in response to some derogatory comments made by Howard V. Hendrix. Hendrix believed that professional writers should never give their work away for free. He said that doing so online made someone into a “webscab”, which he defined as a “pixel-stained technopeasant wretch”. This caused […]
