Half the cities sunk. The other half burned. By shaping the world to suit our needs, we doomed ourselves to a world that could no longer suit our needs.
Mythos World: Cowboys and Cthulhu
Call of Cthulhu offers the entire Earth as a setting in a variety of different time periods. The American Old West is covered in Down Darker Trails from Chaosium, which presents not only a rich historical setting but also a supernatural one.
The deep dark world: A review of Sigil & Shadow by Osprey Games
Sigil & Shadows is a game of urban fantasy and occult horror. Characters are either the Illuminated or the Shadowed. The first defy the odds to protect the innocent from these dangers, and the second, the Shadowed, accept the darkness and, at best, become anti-heroes.
Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime #110
We’re tracking the ratings of Resident Evil, Tokyo Revengers, Combatants Will Be Dispatched!, “BOFURI: I Don’t Want to Get Hurt, so I’ll Max Out My Defense”, and Boruto.
9 years of adventure: A review of Jackals – The Fall of the Children of Bronze
There are 14 adventures here, not linked together to make a campaign, but to tie nine years of adventuring and perhaps multiple generations of Jackals together in a single story.
Superhero Art: The Philosophy of Venom review
We’re told the 128-page hardback is a chance to get into the mind of the original symbiote anti-hero but is that wise?
Superhero Week: A review of magic girls and Kindred Souls
A magical girl game about saving the world, magic, hope, and hopelessness.
Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime #109
We’re tracking the ratings of The Seven Deadly Sins in Dragon’s Judgement, Godzilla Singular Point, Record of Ragnarok, “BOFURI: I Don’t Want to Get Hurt, so I’ll Max Out My Defense”, and Moriarty the Patriot.
Superhero Week: Bad City Blue review
The city was dying. It was dying hard, and dying ugly. The rot had set in a long time ago. And bit by bit, zone by zone, it’d spread like some obscene disease.
Superhero Week: A review of Amazing Heroes!
I really like Amazing Heroes! and I want to begin this review with grumpy old git reasons why.
