Monsters versus stoners. If you like the look of the paper monsters that pop up in this sort video then you can download the designs yourself. I suppose this is a public service film. The clue is in the name – Waste. Dan wastes things. These are his monsters. Not sure about weird stalky lady, […]
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Looking back to 1st March 2014, Andrew Girdwood filed a report detailed as "As it happened; Wreck Age has a few surprises. I finished reading the PDF and knew this was a game I wanted to play. The question was how much I wanted to play it. I wasn’t sure about that at all.". It also was tagged with Reviews.
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Epic Dire Wolf leather battle mask
Ever been in a grump that your RPG character could only really manage a leather helm without getting hit by vision or dexterity penalties? Didn’t fancy the look of your character as she stalks around dungeons and danger with a leather cap on her head? I think this dire wolf inspired helm from Epic Leather […]
A blast from the past: Naruto Shippuden movie 4 – The Lost Tower
The Lost Tower starts well. We don’t have some of the momentum issues that Naruto sometimes suffers from. It’s combat from the outset and it is designed to grab your attention. The start of the movie sees Yamato leading a mission to capture a puppet master called Mukade. Naruto, Sai and Sakura are with him. […]
Have Barnes and Noble just leaked D&D 5e release dates?
US retailer Barnes and Noble have two new pre-order entries on their website. The first is D&D Starter Set and the second is D&D Player’s Handbook. There really isn’t much on either page. There’s price and release date. The D&D Starter Set is due out on the 15th July, 2014 and will cost $19.99 ($17.99 […]
Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime #6
What’s worth watching? What’s best giving a miss? If you’re making your way through any anime series then please leave your suggestions in the comments below. In the meantime; here’s a catch up on the latest batch of anime I’ve been watching. Consider these status reports or micro reviews. Strike the Blood Episode 9 Strike […]
Double-take: Lady Venom in bodypaint
This “Lady” Venom was snapped by Yassir KetchuM. A Google search doesn’t reveal much more; don’t know who the model is or the bodypainter. What I do know is that this picture will make you double-take. It’s a clever bit of body painting and a striking design.
Life among the ruins: A Wreck Age review
I’ll admit to a degree trepidation as I fired open my PDF copy of Wrecked Age. I had no previous knowledge of Hyacinth Games, knew their ~250 page RPG used a post-apocalyptic setting and had its own rule system. I’m a big fan of post-apocalyptic settings. I’m not a big fan of tackling new rule […]
Sengoku Batman art series
“Sengoku” is a period of history from Japan that’s sometimes also called the Warring States Period. It foreshadows the unification of political power and the Tokugawa shogunate. Artist Scott Wade, who currently works at Airtight Games, is the talent behind this set of “Sengoku Batman” illustrations. I’ve no idea whether the style is perfectly right […]
Short film: Lead Me
This is a short film about little monsters. Some of these monsters are little terrors; nasty buggers. Whereas some of the larger monsters who live in the times and spaces we don’t notice simply seem to want to hangout and have fun. The film is a project by Omar Meradi. He started it three years […]
Zombie slaying weapon: The gun axe
Final Fantasy fans might well be familiar with gunblades but the Tact-Axe is a real thing. You can buy the accessory from MeleeMods for just over $100. Some things to note. This wasn’t actually designed for hunting zombies. This was designed for hunting and self-defense. At least, that’s my understanding of how the system works. […]
