The past few months have been really scary. Fear leads to Anger. And Anger didn’t lead to the dark side this time. It lead to me learning something pretty surprising.
Turns out that not all who game use dice. And the many worlds of many RPGs are for dice chuckers and non dice chuckers alike.
The Non-denominational Non Holiday intro music is all thanks to Prism Shard. Merry December!
Well This episode isn’t as nice and as sweet. But it’s necessary. If we want to see all types of media and art independent of big business influence, we gotta step up as art lovers. And support the artists. Not with lip service, but with cold hard cash.
Here’s a link to my buddy’s shop: Wyrd Armouries. You can see what kind of neat stuff she’s bringing to Dragon Con! She’s at the Wyrd and Wired booth in space F186! Go say hi! Enjoy the cool stuff. (Faint from the awesomeness of her cloak!) Personally I’ve got my eye on the Doctor Who Waist Cincher. I’m going to be linking to different artists in the future, so stay tuned!
Much love to the music creator Prism Shard. We’re not worthy! We’re not worthy!
Lots of folks liked my last podcast about Little Fears. I thought I’d take you all a bit deeper down the rabbit hole. Why I love Little Fears. (That one links to their twitter account). Why that game specifically is special to me.
Our spiffy intro music is thanks to Prism Shard. Yaaay!
I’ve mentioned him before in passing. But it’s time to get to know the other master of the House of Slack and Science. Zippy Toetag, at your service. He’s the Dr McNinja to my Axe Cop. We’re one HELL of a team!
Our super shiny intro music is thanks to Prism Shard. Go Give them some love!
Many video games out there give us a fun or profound (or both) experience with over 30 hours of gameplay. And that’s great. But what if the lengthy playtime results in someone losing part of the experience?
Turns out that there are some video games out there that can deliver a fun and memorable experience in an evening.
Who knew that watching Batman the Animated Series would assist in making new characters? I certainly didn’t. But then again, it is impossible to quantify the effect of Michael Ansara’s awesomeness.