A new show's out on Warhammer TV, and it's all about the Adepta Sororitas in the Order of the Sacred Rose. Oh, and Orks. It's called Penitence and I've started watching it this week. This is my review of episode 1, with only minor spoilers.
Thesion IV is presumably a planet that was once under I...
The Labyrinth Worldbook is Kobold Press's planar setting for Tales of the Valiant or any DnD 5e variant. This is my review of chapter 6: Pantheon of the Labyrinth.
Like magic, I personally don't think you can ever have too many gods in a fantasy setting. I was always fascinated by mythology...
The Labyrinth Worldbook by Kobold Press is a source book for Tales of the Valiant or any DnD 5e variant. This is my review of chapter 5: Magic, Spells, and Mysteries.
The first section of the chapter adds a bunch of vehicles to the game. That seems out of place, and I don't know why they did...
The Labyrinth Worldbook by Kobold Press is a source book for Tales of the Valiant or any DnD 5e variant. This is my review of chapter 4: Heroes of the Labyrinth. It's the player options chapter.
As I write this, I'm just starting up a Labyrinth Adventures campaign with one of my gaming gro...
The Labyrinth Worldbook by Kobold Press is a source book for Tales of the Valiant or any DnD 5e variant. This is my review of chapter 3: Factions of the Labyrinth.
First, let's talk about the Loxodon in the room. When Guildmaster's Guide to Ravnica was released for 5th edition D&D, it acci...
The Labyrinth Worldbook is a source book by Kobold Press for Tales of the Valiant or any DnD 5e variant. This is my review of chapter 2: Worlds of the Labyrinth.
Chapter 2 contains information about the major "worlds" of the Labyrinth, including the hub city known as The Smithy. Well, the na...
Now that Rings of Power is available on TVNZ streaming, I've finally started watching the show. To my great surprise, I thoroughly enjoyed the first season. This is my review of the show in general, with no major spoilers beyond what you'd see in a trailer.
I confess to having a weird relationsh...
I own every Dungeoneer set released by Thomas Denmark and Atlas Games, and I'm detailing the lore, story, and characters in each one. In this post, I'm looking at the characters and monsters of the Den of the Wererat deck.
For background about the world of Den of the Wererats, read my post a...
I own every Dungeoneer set released by Thomas Denmark and Atlas Games, and I'm detailing the lore, story, and characters in each one. In this post, I'm looking at the setting of the Den of the Wererat deck.
The back of the box sets the scene:
A monster wererat and his transformed minions h...
In this post, I'm looking at the characters of the Tomb of the Lich Lord set for the Dungeoneer game by Thomas Denmark. Dungeoneer is sold as card decks, and I own all of them, so I'm reviewing them each.
For background about the world of Tomb of the Lich Lord, read my setting of Tomb of ...
One of my favourite games is Dungeoneer by Thomas Denmark and published by Atlas Games. Dungeoneer is sold as card decks, but it's also a board game, with cards serving as board tiles and character abilities. I own every Dungeoneer deck released, and I'm reviewing them each. In this post, I'm...
One of my favourite games is Dungeoneer by Thomas Denmark and published by Atlas Games, partly because of its carefully crafted ruleset, and partly because of its mysterious lore. Dungeoneer is sold as card decks, but it's really a board game, with some cards serving as board tiles. I own all D...
One of my favourite games is Dungeoneer by Thomas Denmark and published by Atlas Games, partly because of its carefully crafted ruleset, and partly because of its mysterious lore. Dungeoneer is sold as card decks, but it's really a board game, with some cards serving as board tiles. I own all D...
One of my favourite games is Dungeoneer by Thomas Denmark and published by Atlas Games. I own every Dungeoneer set released, and I'm reviewing them one by one. In this post, I'm looking at the characters in the Wrath of the Serpent Goddess set.
Non-player characters
There are several named...
One of my favourite games is Dungeoneer by Thomas Denmark and published by Atlas Games. Dungeoneer is sold as card decks, but it's also a board game, with some of the cards in the deck serving as board tiles. I own every Dungeoneer deck released, and I'm reviewing them one by one. In this post...
I recently listened to the Calculus of Battle audio drama, written by David Guymer for the Warhammer 40,000 Black Library. It's a short production at just a little over 20 minutes, but it's a proper audio drama, like a radio play. This review contains minor spoilers.
This story is about the I...