Players travel by eldritch portal and non-Euclidean labyrinth and golden-sailed barge between the uncountable crystal Spheres strung delicately across the hump-backed sky.
Archives for January 2021
Discover what was posted on the blog during January 2021. This collection covers topics in Tabletop & RPGs, Geek Stuff, and Books.
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Competition: Win $50 worth of geeky coffee
Geek Native has bought a $50 Geek House Coffee voucher, which you can spend if you are in the US, and this competition is to give it away.
D&D: Candlekeep Mysteries is the next official D&D book
Wizards of the Coast used their new and improved techniques to stop the name Candlekeep Mysteries leaking, but it didn’t work.
Post-apocalyptic fantasy Out of Ashes rises on Kickstarter
Player characters in Out of the Ashes are heroes with magic who defend the community. However, even after the Nameless Emperor’s fall, the land is corrupt, and monsters are plentiful.
Dragonlance leak comes weeks after a legal truce
Dragonlance 1 is described by Amazon as a 304 page book in the “Role-playing & War Games” section.
BASH (Basic Action Super Heroes) free character generator site relaunches
BASH! Ultimate Edition is a superhero roleplaying game from Chris Rutkowsky that’s a Platinum best-seller at DriveThruRPG and a previous “Best Rules” nominee for the ENnies.
Download for Free: 1 million square feet of forest battle maps
This cartographer produces dozens of maps for free. The latest is an in-game 1 million square feet of forest battle maps.
Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime #85
So I’m a Spider, So What turns a young gamer into a spider, while the second season of The Promised Neverland looks to be as good as the first. Early impressions are not so good for Dr. Ramune Mysterious Disease Specialist or The Hidden Dungeon That Only I Can Enter.
Genre Police: Bring Me the Horizon
This article is about one of D&D three pillars. The previous articles, an introduction, combat and social pillars.
Inkwell Ideas to publish a fantasy font
You might already be familiar with fonts like Wingdings that let you write in symbols rather than letters.
