Cubicle 7’s Warhammer 4 likes to use the words “grim” and “perilous” to describe the game and accessories. It’s entirely fair. The Middenheim city and surrounding setting remind me of a dark and deadly Skyrim, faintly Scanadvian but evil and all Old World.
An expert touch: A review of The One Ring RPG 2nd edition
Bringing The One Ring to life and making it feel like adventures in Middle-earth also needs an expert touch. The Loremaster, the game’s version of GM, needs to be good.
Bloody anti-maskers: A review of The Deer King
The Deer King, under the cloak of Black Wolf Fever, explores the cultural transformation and survival of one nation as it capitulates to another.
Rollercoaster: A review of A Thing Called Truth
My relationship with Doctor Magdalene Traumer has been a bit of a rollercoaster.
Lucked out! A review of Looking For Magical Doremi
There’s a loose thread of tourism and travel that pulls Looking For Magical Doremi.
Anime production and the people who do it: A Shirobako the Movie review
I enjoyed Shirobako the Movie, and I hadn’t seen any of the series.
Not the B-class anime it threatens to be: A review of Pompo the Cinephile
A surprise hit, even if… and we can all soak up the irony, the editing arc could maybe have done with a fraction more editing.
Not ordinary at all: A review of Fortune Favors Lady Nikuko
Fortune Favors Lady Nikuko won the Judge’s Award at Scotland Loves Anime and is about a young teen coming to grips with life with her unusual mother.
The best Halloween 5e D&D one-shots for an utterly terrifying game night
Looking for some inspiration this Halloween? We’ve pulled together the best 5e D&D one-shots for a terrifying game night with your favorite people.
Skynet Glee: A review of Sing a Bit of Harmony
Our friendly robot needs to pass for a human, but she wants to make people happy. Is that human?
