Loot-a-Day, Day 15: Treasure, smaller than the eye can see Mithrasbot “Mithrasbots? You mean golden goo?” Mithrasbots are atomic manipulator nanomachines programmed to turn any matter they come into contact […]
Loot-a-Day, Day 13: Ceremonial daggers, weapons and armour Armour of Strife This high quality muscle cuirass is completely silvered with some details picked out in gold. It is sized for […]
Loot-a-Day, Day 11: Treasure in the remains of an undead Silver bullets In the ashes left behind by the vampire, you find a full magazine’s worth of silver bullets. Why […]
Loot-a-Day, Day 9: Treasure in a griffin’s nest Half a magical pig Half of the missing magical pig still lies in the griffin’s nest. The other half could possibly be […]
Love. Defying death. You probably know the drill. In generic game mechanics: Draw two intertwined hearts on your character sheet. On one side, you put your character’s name. On the […]
The hive. Sounds sinister, doesn’t it? Even with the plethora of games embracing ideas – or rather aesthetics – of humanity outgrowing its physical boundaries and even its very physicality, […]
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Dragons of June 8/8: Dusting off a 19 years old German adventure about a dragon, a thief and a rude awakening.
Dragons of June 7/x: This discussion of the economics behind draconic stocks and shares is only available in German.
Dragons of June 5/x: “But why doesn’t every cloud hatch into a dragon?” “Does every cloud look like a dragon?” “No.” “You see, and that is why they do not […]
When considering the close relation so often attributed to wolves and goblins, I cannot help but ask myself: Shouldn’t goblins at some point evolve to be seen as the preeminent […]