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Gaming on a Budget
It can be rough if you are a gamer on a budget. To get the shiny source-books for your favourite RPG or the latest cool euro-boardgame, stores would prefer you traded them currency for their product. And if you lack the required currency (say, because you were laid off seven months ago) you are not…
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Three Browser Games You Should Like
I will admit to having a love/hate relationship with browser games. On the one hand, there are any number of fun, quirky little games out there ready to amuse and titillate. But then there are the browser games that are simply the computer equivalent of playing the slots; do the task, press the button, look…
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A Vision of the Future for D&D
While enjoying my morning cup of joe, what should catch my eye but the announcement that Monte Cook is once more teaming up with Wizards of the Coast! Needless to say, the internets are abuzz and ablaze with congratulations, ululations and prognostications. If you are a follower of Dave “The Game” Chalker and Stephen Radney-MacFarland,…
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Speak Out with your Geek Out, Day 2: Miniatures
(Due to a technical glitch, this post didn’t go up Tuesday, like I planned. Enjoy it today, and I’ll have Humpday Links up later this afternoon/evening.) I’ve had a love/hate relationship with miniatures since very early on in my RPG geekery. I loved using them, but my early attempts at painting were disastrous at best. …
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Humpday Links for September 7
In honour of Random Acts of Publicity Week, I’ve decided to provide some links to my favourite books, games and authors. Check them out, you may discover some really cool stuff. – Let’s begin with Spider Robinson, one of my favourite authors of all time. His writing in general and his Callahan books in particular,…
