One of my players asked my opinion on sneak attack, and how I handle it at my table. It was sparked by their experience with another DM who has nerfed rogues in his campaign because he feels the sneak attack is over-powered. To mitigate this at his table he only allows the first attack a … [Read more…]
JUNE IT CAME OUT ON A WEDNESDAY #1 (W) Peter Simeti, Troy Vevasis, Ben Slabak, Jeremy Massie, Stephanie Cannon, Various (A) Michael Oppenheimer, Aleksandar Jovic, Salo Farias, Jeremy Massie, Various (CA) Eli Powell $1.99, 56 pgs, Horror/Sci-Fi/Fantasy, Full Color, Newsprint Interior APR181244 Focusing on horror, sci-fi, and fantasy – this bi-monthly ongoing double-sized anthology features the best and brightest … [Read more…]
When the popular RPG Kingdom Come Deliverance was discussed a couple years ago the topic of historical accuracy in games became pretty heated. Now with its release, and some information about Assassin’s Creed Origins historical references coming to light the topic is in our media again. How important is historical accuracy in games though? I … [Read more…]
There has been a lot of background noise around the recent release of Black Panther. Â Unfortunately it did cause me some trepidation in going to see it. Â I thought, this better be good or the noise around it will be an absolute nightmare beyond what it already was. Â It is a MCU movie though, and … [Read more…]
The Island is an ongoing webcomic series set in a future Earth that has been ravaged by war. Anant, a sailor on an Indian naval submarine arrives on the island seeking the town of Peony Hill. He’s met by a strange young woman who offers to help. Nearby is also a Chinese aircraft carrier where … [Read more…]
It’s not often a comic leaves me speechless but Peter Simeti did it with The Chair. I got into the series late, during the re-release newsprint edition and now I’m a little sad that I missed the original run ten years ago. Perhaps if I hadn’t had my head buried so deep in Marvel (to … [Read more…]
Eight times to the theater in the month of December. Overall, it was an absurdly good month. Not a single movie that I saw fell under a B. I don’t think that’s ever happened before. I started off the month with The Man Who Invented Christmas, a dramatization of Charles Dickens writing A Christmas Carol. … [Read more…]
Recently author Jon Del Arroz was banned from attending WorldCon 76 in San Jose. Â No specific reason was given, but a post on the convention’s Facebook page indicates that Jon intended to violate the event’s Code of Conduct. Â We reached out to the press contact for WorldCon and unfortunately received no further clarification. Â Their response … [Read more…]
2017 was a great year for geekdom. We saw some great movies, games, and comics this year. Awesome books and tech, and all fun things we geeks and nerds love. Amidst all the negativity, conflict, and arguments there’s been a lot of good to be had. So here’s a look 2017’s Best of Geek based … [Read more…]
Rags: A Zombie Shopping Spree is a preview comic for a series put together by Brian Ball, Trent Luther, and Luigitot Tuerel. The issue gives us a glimpse of the life of Marine Cpl Regina Ragowski in the midst of a zombie outbreak. It appears, from information on the site that the regular run will … [Read more…]
