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It was years ago that I stumbled upon Youtuber Grace Randolph. I may not have agreed with what she had to say but I had to respect that she was coming at things in an informed, articulate, and passionate way. Then I learned that she was writing a comic series, Superbia. I gave it a… Read more
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When a friend pressed volume one collection of the Warren Ellis / John Cassaday / Laura Martin series Planetary, I didn’t know what secrets of the hidden world I was about to discover. Ghost detectives, kaiju, hidden cities, and every other genre from the pulp to the present got a nod and Ellis wove them… Read more
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I rarely listen to much radio or watch non-streamed content so I depend on the suggestions of others or random ‘Because you liked …” prompts. My circle of associates and my tastes are best described as eclectic. Here’s what’s catching my interest this week … Your personal mileage may vary. WATCHEDMARVEL What If … ?… Read more
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Genasi as presented in the D&D 5E Princes of the Apocalypse campaign book were extremely varied in the traits available to the sub species. The version presented here is largely inspired by the format of Tieflings and their variants, with a cantrip and a low level spell like ability. Additionally each sub-race has its own… Read more
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I’m a big fan of the ‘dressing’ to be found in an encounter. It’s those little details that spark the imagination and create verisimilitude and potential hooks into the greater setting and story. I recommend Raging Swan Press as an excellent source for multiple random things to be found in an encounter. It could be… Read more
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As a gamer, I can’t just read a book and be happy about it. As I turn the pages I can’t help but ask myself how I would resolve that action with dice and what game system would best work at portraying the setting or even what could I lift to bring to a game… Read more
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