Koen van Herk cosplays Chappie
This cosplay was built and modelled by the Dutch Dovahkiin, Koen van Herk. The photographer is EosAndy.
Archives for March 2019
The surreal visions of Jacek Yerka
He holds the 1995 'World Fantasy Award' and its easy to see why.
Nanotech Dragons & Post-apocalyptic Dungeons: A review of Radioactive Evolution
Mankind is surrounded by dangerously mutated creatures and has become reliant on regular injections of nanotech to avoid death.
We are all living in a Lovecraft story: This Chrome extension swaps political headlines with Cthulhu mythos
We are all living in a Lovecraft story is a plugin from Frogwares that turns headline political news, like Brexit, and world leaders' names, into Cthulhu mythos mentions instead.
Toast Notification: Niantic launch Ingress’ April Fools early
Ingress Prime bugs have included words that tell players 'Toast Notification', and this April Fools seems to be inspired by them.
What’s a spindown dice and are standard d20s any fairer?
An unbalanced spindown, should you happen to have one, is more likely to favour a set of numbers (high or low) than an unbalanced but otherwise standard d20.
Blue Exorcist Okumura Rin figurine
Megahouse has a few limited editions of Okumuru Rin available on Amazon.com.
Contagion Chronicle: The setting that enables World of Darkness crossovers
Gamers in the World of Darkness universe have long experimented with crossovers. It's hard to do without making some sacrifices, though, as the various supernatural powers in the multiple settings are designed to be at odds with one another.
This works in progress The Name of the Wind animation is full of promise
In this animation, the characters still sketches, put together by Ethan Becker for the purposes of teaching, we see a pivotal scene in the first book.
Keeping bounty hunters busy: Villains & Lairs review
Inspired by stock art available on the DM's Guild and DrivethrurRPG, and 111 pages long, Villains & Lairs is a D&D 5e supplement chock full of villains.
