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Jabberwock's Rest: February 2015
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February 01, 2015. Appreciate Those Dungeon Masters! And not just because I usually DM. ;). DMing (or GMing) can be a lot of work, whatever the system, so reach out to your friendly DM and thank her or him for the many hours of work and thought that goes into your campaign. They'll just be galvanized all the more the next time you meet. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The GM’s New Clothes – Gaming without a GM Screen. The Horrors of It All. Skill Challenges in 5th Edition D&D. Gencon 2013 Guide to DCC RPG.
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Jabberwock's Rest: Game Review: Bang! The Walking Dead Survivor Showdown
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October 15, 2014. The Walking Dead Survivor Showdown. After witnessing a near-immediate sell out of The Walking Dead. Game at Gen Con 2014, I blundered into it at a Barnes and Noble shelf this week. Sold! So how is it, you ask? Read further, gentle reader. The rules of Bang! The Walking Dead Survivor Showdown. Hereafter referred to as BWDSS) are extremely similar to the original Bang! In the case of Bang! Walking Dead Survivor Showdown,. It’s all about theme. This licensed version of Bang! If, like me.
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Jabberwock's Rest: October 2014
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October 15, 2014. The Walking Dead Survivor Showdown. After witnessing a near-immediate sell out of The Walking Dead. Game at Gen Con 2014, I blundered into it at a Barnes and Noble shelf this week. Sold! So how is it, you ask? Read further, gentle reader. The rules of Bang! The Walking Dead Survivor Showdown. Hereafter referred to as BWDSS) are extremely similar to the original Bang! In the case of Bang! Walking Dead Survivor Showdown,. It’s all about theme. This licensed version of Bang! If, like me.
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Ashland: April 2005
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As deep as a spear is long on the trunk of the world ash-tree.". Wednesday, April 27, 2005. In case anyone is interested, I'm doing a new weekly "column" over on Josh's site as part of his Serials section. That is, routine contributions of any kind of plausible media. In my case, short bursts of episodic fiction. Check it out. Just go to Sidedown. Then click on the Serials bar (dark grey) in the upper right-hand corner. Mine is number 5: Escapee. Realms of the Dragons II. Legacy of the Savage Kings.
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Ashland: Repairman Jack
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As deep as a spear is long on the trunk of the world ash-tree.". Wednesday, January 24, 2007. If even one reader someday draws some comparison between my Eberron protagonist and Repairman Jack, I'll be honored. I'll admit the influence is there, even though I never intended it. My character has a very different background, but the end result isn't so far off from Just Jack. If you have any interest in this at all, start with the first book that kicks off the series:. Posted by Jeff LaSala at 4:50 PM.
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Jabberwock's Rest: Geek Gifts
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January 10, 2009. The thing about being a gamer is that we love our toys. Not necessarily our cars—though I had a red sports car in my youth—but our toys. You know, those little things that scream "Gamer! When non-gamer folk see them. The Dark Knight calendar on your wall? That McFarland dragon sitting on your shelf? That Cthulhu bust in lifelike green? Now that I've reached my forties (gasp! I've pretty much informed my wife that she. This year's guilty pleasures included:. I loved Brook's World War Z.
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Jabberwock's Rest: June 2014
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June 28, 2014. Game Review: Lord for a Day. I tried the board game Lords of Waterdeep. For the first time recently. In this board game, produced by Wizards of the Coast, players assume the role of a lord of Waterdeep—“Waterdeep” in this case being the key city in Ed Greenwood’s Forgotten Realms. Setting, as most D&D players would know. I’m not going to provide a full synopsis of game play here, merely my impressions of the game and how play went. (You can find more detailed info on the game here. The com...
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Jabberwock's Rest: Game Review: Lord for a Day
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June 28, 2014. Game Review: Lord for a Day. I tried the board game Lords of Waterdeep. For the first time recently. In this board game, produced by Wizards of the Coast, players assume the role of a lord of Waterdeep—“Waterdeep” in this case being the key city in Ed Greenwood’s Forgotten Realms. Setting, as most D&D players would know. I’m not going to provide a full synopsis of game play here, merely my impressions of the game and how play went. (You can find more detailed info on the game here. The com...
