DM Scotty (Scotty McFarland) was not one of the YouTubers I started watching when I was getting back into the hobby in the later 2010s. I became… Read more “Tabletop RPG Review: EZD6”
Tag: Books
Tabletop RPG Review: Five Free RPG Day Books
Though I generally try to stick with reviewing things I like, I wanted to record some of my thoughts on a few books I picked up for… Read more “Tabletop RPG Review: Five Free RPG Day Books”
Tabletop RPG Review: Serenissima Obscura
The folks at Vortex Verlag sent me a copy of this book to review. No other compensation was provided. I’ll start this review out as spoiler free… Read more “Tabletop RPG Review: Serenissima Obscura”
Book Review: A Wizard of Earthsea
I suppose we all have gaps in our reading record. Ursula K. Le Guin is one of mine. I tried to read The Word for World is… Read more “Book Review: A Wizard of Earthsea”
Book Review: Ringworld
For a long time, I didn’t reread novels. I’ve always been a slowish reader, and thanks to the used book store that was near where I grew… Read more “Book Review: Ringworld”
Comic Review: Stages of Rot
It’s funny that I read this book when I did. I picked it up while visiting a shop on Free Comic Book Day, but just got around… Read more “Comic Review: Stages of Rot”
Book Review: The Dark Crystal Bestiary
In 1982, I went to the Bangor Opera House in Bangor, Maine, and watched The Dark Crystal. I was transported. I loved Fantasy and Science Fiction from… Read more “Book Review: The Dark Crystal Bestiary”
Tabletop RPG Review: A Midsummer Night’s Darkness
I almost didn’t write this review, as I generally only write reviews for things I like, and I didn’t especially like this. I really wanted to, and… Read more “Tabletop RPG Review: A Midsummer Night’s Darkness”
Tabletop RPG Review: Crownphage Vol 1: Stone Tears
Even though I’ve barely dabbled in playing ShadowDark, just for some scattered solo-play so far, I’ve been enjoying reading a lot of various Arcane Library and third… Read more “Tabletop RPG Review: Crownphage Vol 1: Stone Tears”
Comic Review: Nowhere Men
This was a fun read, if ultimately a bit frustrating. Eric Stephenson channels Alan Moore and Michael Moorcock, with this alternate 20th Century where science became the… Read more “Comic Review: Nowhere Men”
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