It’s pretty positive news in this issue of the anime review column Irregular Reconnaissance with one of the tracked shows getting an upgrade from “below average” to “average”.
Archives for June 2021
Discover what was posted on the blog during June 2021. This collection covers topics in Anime, Art, and Tabletop & RPGs.
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Geek Native and #SelfPromoteSaturday
Creators can add their work to #SelfPromoteSaturday threads, like and retweet it. We can all retweet them. As a result, we discover what projects are underway, who is taking commissions and what talent is out there.
Classic for a reason: A review of Warhammer’s Death on the Reik
Death on the Reik is a river adventure, mostly. Characters can even become quite wealthy if they rise to the challenge of being savvy merchants.
Defeating the apocalypse one fight at a time: A review of ARC
ARC is a setting-neutral RPG that pits characters against the apocalypse. Designed by Filipina game and graphic designer momatoes.
Tsukimichi -Moonlit Fantasy- bound for Crunchyroll
TSUKIMICHI -Moonlit Fantasy- is an isekai fantasy in which the character isn’t handsome enough for the local goddess and rejected as a summoned hero.
Reebok have a kaleidoscope of Ghostbuster trainers
Reebok has an impressive collection of Ghostbuster themed trainers, sneakers and shoes to tempt you with.
D&D 5e-powered romantic fantasy: Blue Rose Adventurer’s Guide Kickstarts to new print-run
The romantic fantasy Blue Rose, which is powered by 5e, is on Kickstarter to fund a print run which is ideal if you prefer traditional printing to print-on-demand.
Wolf spirits and fish: A look into the future of the Mara webcomic
Mara is a webcomic from Stuffed Rock. It’s a story of magic, monsters, gods and follows the young Mara, a girl gifted the strength of many.
Warhammer World Building: Gilead System
Warhammer World Building creates campaign settings using Cubicle 7’s Warhammer RPGs: Soulbound, Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay, and Wrath & Glory.
Atlas: Rise or Die brings gorgeously brutal barbarism to 5e and a 2d10 system
With art provocative of Conan the Barbarian, the style of Luis Royo, and perhaps slightly NSFW, Atlas seems to be no holds barred.
