D&D
D&D Art
Deltas D&D Hotspot asks about the changes over time in D&D aesthetics, and focuses in specifically on depictions of violence against player characters:
I've come to think that one of the biggest sensibility differences between old-school D&D art and and newer-school art
Linkfest 2022-01-14: Muppet Christmas
I had originally intended this linkfest to come out at the end of 2021, but things have been busy around here!
GQ: Michael Caine Loves The Muppet Christmas Carol as Much as You Do
The family watched The Muppet Christmas Carol this week[3 weeks ago now], and Michael Caine’
Spengler! D&D! Psychotronic gaming!
Thanks to Stephen Smith, I came across this discussion of D&D with a dose a Spengler. Since this blog is the Internet’s foremost provider of Spengler-themed short fiction, how could I resist?
The discussion is quite long, a couple of hours, but it is interesting to hear
The Book of Joe Book Review
The Book of Joe [Amazon link], the fifth entry in the Forgotten Ruin series, offers us a trip through a mythic underworld, some serious Rangering how-to, and giggling legionnaires. You’ve got to check this out.
When we left off in Lay the Hate, Talker had jumped into the swirling
Linkfest 2021-12-10: Sonic Boom!
From Fenton Wood, a trailer for a movie that really does look like the visual style of Samurai Jack.
Huge Calder Valley model railway hidden from girlfriend unveiled
This headline will never not be funny to me.
How to Build a Supersonic Trebuchet
As a weapon, there are far more
Linkfest 2021-12-03: The Burden of Proof
The Harvard Crimson: Burden of Proof
This math course sounds kind of awesome. One of my few regrets is that I didn’t go further in mathematics. I wouldn’t have had enough preparation for this course as a undergrad, but I find it fascinating all the same.
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