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Warhammer 40K cosplay: DragonheArt as a Sister of Battle
The Sisters of Battle are a wing of the Adepta Sororitas and part of the Ecclesiarchy army. That’s the official state church of the Imperium in a grimdark future.
After a record year, Hasbro rewards Wizards of the Coast with their own corporate kingdom
Hasbro’s new structure will consist of three business units, or as I like to think of them, corporate kingdoms.
Short film: Granny’s Gamble
Tabitha Kitchen earned several scholarships, including Best of Ringling and Women in Animation, and her showreel piece is Granny’s Gamble.
Zavvi strike exclusive fashion deal with the Pokemon Company
Each of the one-of-kind boxes contains four exclusive items, a black hoodie, embroidered socks, a white cosmetics bag and a black cap. There will only be 2,500 units for sale.
Fandom, D&D Beyond’s owner, buys Fanatical game marketplace
Today, Fanatical announced it has been bought by Fandom.
Fantasy Grounds merges Classic and Unity for RPG report
There are two versions of Fantasy Grounds. There’s the classic virtual tabletop software and then the next generation, which no one is forced to use, built on Unity after a successful Kickstarter to fund the project.
Challenger virtual tabletop Foundry scores the Alien RPG and Forbidden Lands
Free League Publishing has partnered with the virtual tabletop Foundry.
Drew Struzan’s lenticular of The Thing destined to invade homes
Made famous by director John Carpenter, The Thing is a 1980s horror movie based on John W. Campbell Jr’s Who Goes There?, a novella published in 1938.
Definitely not a trap door
It’s made of %100 recycled rubber from tires, is non-slip and frame-retardent and has been UV-stabilised to help resist fading.
