After thinking about it for a while – LEGO’s decided to go ahead and produce a set of female scientist minifigure sets. We also get dinosaurs in the set. Well; a dinosaur skeleton anyway. LEGO picked these figures from suggestions given to it via LEGO Ideas and put the concept through an internal review process. […]
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One of the stories in this collection was written by Andrew Girdwood on 3rd June 2014 and was described as "Artist Evan Hobart is a talent. His set of Skull Cities is a fantastic viewing experience. Speaking as a gamer and occassional GM I think this collection oozes inspiration and ideas.". It also was tagged with Skulls.
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Is it time to dragon up your hair a little?
Dragons for your hair dungeon? Perhaps Catherine Gretschel is onto a winner idea with these hair clips. You can pick them up and browse other fantasy inspired goodies at her Etsy shop Aisha Voga Dolls. Via the ever watchful Nicole Wakelin at Fashionably Geek.
Mike Mearls leaks D&D 5 image
Mike Mearls, the guy leading the Dungeons & Dragosn 5 development, yesterday leaked an image from the Player’s Handbook. The leak, we hope, was cleared by marketing. The picture of his “no spoilers” reminder also happened to show two pages from the book. The image came in the form of a tweet which read; It […]
ARST ARSW – This is Star Wars sorted alphabetically
This really is some 40 minutes of Star Wars re-sorted so that the dialogue is in alphabetical order. Watch just a second or two and you’ll understand. This video demands all sorts of questions – How did they do this? Why did they do this? Also be aware there are lots of “a” sounds at […]
Urban Shadows RPG promises corruption
Urban Shadows looks interesting. This is a Kickstarter, but it’s already funded, and it only took a few days. In fact, Andrew Medeiros’ game currently sits at x3 the target price, so this looks like a hot one. [Back Campaign] Urban Shadows certainly tempts me, and I like the style of the pitch. I can’t […]
RPG ideas: City skulls
Artist Evan Hobart is a talent. His set of Skull Cities is a fantastic viewing experience. Speaking as a gamer and occassional GM I think this collection oozes inspiration and ideas. Who might live in a skull city? Giant skulls or small houses? Imagine your brave heroes staggering into a woodland clearing only to discover […]
Short film: Ulfur
Úlfur is Icelandic for wolf. The wolf is just the tip of the plot in this first animated project from Ciervo Alto. The synopsis is simple: a man is trapped in an endless cycle. Ready to play some video roulette? Use this teleport link to discover a random short film.
Retro style: SNES headphones
These headphones were a custom creation. They’re worth every Euro spent on them, provided you don’t have a problem with people grabbing your head as a joke. What do you think? Would you wear these? The retro-style SNES headphones were shared with IMGUR with a simple note; My buddy just got this custom-made piece of […]
Posters: Greg Opalinski’s Mother of Dragons
Keeping up with the TV version of a Game of Thrones? Here’s a familiar sight that you can translate into a print for little over $10. You can buy this print in one of two sizes over at Zen Monkey Studios or check out some other of Greg Opalinski’s site.
Sneak peak: Card art from the Hollywood game
Hollywood is a board game by Russian designer Nikolay Pegasov. The game has done very well and is now expanding with an international version. The Kickstarter has, at the time of posting, two weeks on the clock and nearly double the $12,000 target. I found this review by Geek Dad’s Jonathan H. Liu to be […]
