A review of Anvl, the all-in-one design and 3d-print solution that has tabletop miniatures that you’ve crafted online sent to your door.
Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime #46
It makes Game of Thrones look kind. This is not like any other Devilman titles you might have seen.
It says Shadowrun on the cover: A review of Shadowrun 6e
This is a guest review from John Tuckey, and he is not a fan of the newly released Shadowrun 6e.
Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime #45
Murder mysteries, vampire reigns and islands that float through a sea of sand. Let’s see what the scout reports make of all that.
Brutal Viking fantasy: A review of Svilland
If you like 5e and are tempted by a Vikings game, then I think you’ll like Svilland.
Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime #44
The goal is to summarise down to a single decision – is this anime a recommendation or not?
Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime #42
Are there any shows you’ve given the thumbs up or thumbs down on recently?
Ghostly steampunk: A review of The Song of the Sycamore
If you died out there in the wilderness of a battlefield, been hollowed out and possessed by a vengeful spirit, then you might have a different perspective on things.
Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime #41
We deal with the thorny issue of sexy bunny costumes as inappropriate library clothes and think back to the year 2000 era spookfest called Boogiepop.
D&D with the gloves off: A review of Fateforge – Adventurers
Here’s the short form: this is a very impressive, detailed fantasy RPG with a far more sombre setting than D&D.
