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Andrew Girdwood Articles
Continuing the Andrew Girdwood archive (Page 937). This section features historical reporting and reviews.
Is how we buy comics about to change forever?
ComicHub may be gearing up to let local gaming stores sell digital codes for comics.
D&D rule changes: Xanathar’s Healing Spirit and Arcane Archers
The changes to the printed book have been released before a digital errata has been supplied to everyone.
Short film: Rebooted
It’s tough being a stop-motion skeleton monster, especially if you still want to work in the movies.
Pinnacle Entertainment Group launch merch store
A growing number of RPG publishers are doing this, and I think it makes sense.
Legendary Dragons: Kickstarter for 3D printing files earns thousands
We’ve seen Kickstarter campaigns for some gaming minis earn tens and sometimes hundreds of thousands. How much do you think one would earn if it offered STL files for people who own 3D printers to use?
Publisher Spotlight: May poll opens for Patrons
Help support indie publishers by selecting one to feature in Geek Native’s RPG Publisher Spotlight in May.
Spoiler-free review: Tower of God
That anime launches today, and Geek Native’s had an advance look at the first episode.
Fandom gives us a look inside Cortex Prime
It introduces the idea that Cortex games need to find a setting and that there are pre-made settings in the book.
Take 80d4 piercing damage in your shower
Bugbear Bubbles is the home of Gelatinous Cube soap. They put dice in soap and sell the resulting squares to gamers.
