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February 2011
The Stars Are Right
This game is incredible. I know this might make you just skip the rest of the review, but please bear with me; there is a reason for that, but first things first.
Two Dozen series review
From Louis Porter Design, the Two Dozen series bring you a series of maladies, curses, haunts and other nasties to throw at your players. Have fun!
Demon Codex: Spectrals
Content, content, content – all I can say is WOW. There is so much information packed into this product I was overwhelmed on my first read.
Survive Escape from Atlantis
Survive Escape from Atlantis is a game for up to four players, published in the 80’s by Parker and it was a nice game. Now it has been brought to us by Stronghold Games and it is a VERY nice game.
Dark Sun novel: City Under the Sand
The plot is fairly straight forward. Aric, a half-elf with a psionic talent that allows him to communicate with metals of all kings, is sent on a mission to the dessert by Nibenay, ruler of the city of the same name.
Fallen of Obsidian Twilight
The pdf portrays one of the major players of the Obsidian Twilight setting, Asi Magnor is a CR 30 mummy-king with a quite complex stat-block befitting of such a big baddy. The entry comes with a short history of the villain as well as some magic items of his regalia.
Lizardfolk of the Dragon Fang
Raging Swan Press has just released the seventh instalment of its Tribes line, Lizardfolk of the Dragon Fang . Following
Advancing Designers Tasked to Write an Encounter Set in Golarion
February 15, 2011 (REDMOND, Wash.) – Eight amateur game designers have advanced to Round 4 of Paizo Publishing’s RPG Superstar,
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The Laundry
Well, imagine what would happen if James Bond was investigating cultists of the Elder Gods instead of terrorists, but he was working for the civil service. Well, yes, I know that technically he does work for the civil service already, smarty-pants. The civil service with its bureaucratic elements hugely magnified then. Honestly.