The lizard monster visual shows how thick ice needs to be to support various weights.
Recreate Christmas with the smell of new board game (candles)
New board games, just like new books, have a wholesome and charismatic aroma. I can’t describe it, but now, thanks to GameNightPrints on Etsy, I can recreate it.
Patrons can now vote in the February RPG Publisher Spotlight
I know we’ve only just made it into January but the patron-only poll for February is now live.
Your dice aren’t random, and probability probably does not exist
If someone tosses a coin, what’s the chance of it landing head-up?
Review: LEGO Jurassic World T. Rex Skull for my first time ever building a LEGO kit
I’ve decided to write about the experience, because as someone who’d never before built any kind of LEGO kit despite having very almost reached the grand old age of 40, my brain (firmly stuck in its creative thinking and arting ways) really had its work cut out for it.
Infinite Statue has a limited edition (and well-timed) Nosferatu collectable
Infinite Statue teamed up with Kaustic Plastik to pay homage to Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau’s 1922 horror film Nosferatu.
Audio EXP Podcast: #268 – Is this real data?
Which publishers have had a good year at DriveThruRPG (and which has just landed a computer game deal?) We also pick three free quickstarts to introduce you to and some magic ink in this podcast.
Frame-Touch: Turn your regular TV into a gaming table
The world may be scary, but you can now get very large flat-screen TVs for hundreds, not thousands, of bucks. Perhaps you’ll do just that over Christmas or in the January sales.
Audio EXP Podcast: #267 – Fatigue
The interview with Tommaso is up. Given that two World Anvils are in the TTRPG industry, were you confident you knew which Geek Native patrons had voted for?
Check out these cute new Peanuts posters featuring art from Charles Schulz
Today, to help get you into the festive spirit, we’ve got three lovely new festive PEANUTS posters for you, featuring original art of some of your beloved characters by Charles Schulz.
