What's that? Christmas is coming, and you've not nearly finished your shopping yet? What you really need is a guided tour of the Geek Native shop and someone to make some suggestions for you?
The Quest Inn is a family-friendly fantasy themed restaurant opening in the centre of medieval York. The Indiegogo pitch for The Quest Inn raised some money but not the full £50,000 that would have made this clever idea a slam-dunk certainty.…
LARP (Live Action Role Play) has existed for hundreds of years but was claimed by geek culture in the 1970s after the roaring success of Dungeons and Dragons, and it has only grown more popular over time.…
This “Mortis” costume was built from scratch and makes great use of stilts. The reason? The designer wanted to give the kids a scare for a birthday party. I think it would work well at the right sort of LARP.…
I don’t think this Beautiful Beast mask is good enough for a fursona but it’s certainly a good choice for either a LARP monster or Halloween.
This particular Beast will set you back about $70 from Costume Supercenter.…
This Halloween will you stand against The Mother of Dragons? Good luck to you. That said… I think this Sons of the Harpy mask from Costume Supercenter is a great idea for a costume.…
What was your take on Mass Effect: Andromeda? I’m still making my mind up… but I miss Garrus. This entry to the 12 Masks of Halloween is one of the most expensive we have this year.…
Some people mark the approach of Christmas with an advent calendar. Geek Native marks the approach of Halloween with a masks countdown. This happens every year and to see hat’s gone before then check out Geek Native’s entire collection of masks.…
It’s getting close to Halloween and Geek Native marks the passing of time by surfacing a new mask each day. It’s a years old tradition on the site and there’s even Google+ Collection for easy browsing if want to check out yesteryears.…
Bill McCall of Utopia Armoury has turned his childhood hobby of working with chainmail into a job. Incredibly, when he was just 17 he built his own shop at the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire and dived feet first into chainmail commerce.…