An innovative ship modeled after a whale takes to the sea. It embodies the spirit and ingenuity of the steampunk genre. Recommended Reading: Famous Steampunk Artists and Their Works
Steampunk Whaleboat Map
To mark the 50th anniversary of Dungeons & Dragons, the U.S. Postal Service will be issuing a set of 10 official Dungeons & Dragons stamps next year. Just thought you might like to know. Click HERE for the official announcement.
D&D – U.S. Postage Stamps
Journey to 60: Must-Watch Doctor Who Stories (9th – 13th Doctors)
Posted: November 20, 2023 by Big Rich in RebloggedTags: The Doctor
It’s time to bid farewell to the Classic and Wilderness eras. Now begins the Doctor Who that I grew up with! Brace yourselves, because I’m about to unleash an entire childhood of nostalgia upon you all like the Silurians releasing a plague! Modern Who has some of the best stories in all the show’s history. […]
Journey to 60: Must-Watch Doctor Who Stories (9th – 13th Doctors)
Why do Victorian era fashion dolls have such small features? A Steampunk Feminist Perspective — Cogpunk Steamscribe
Posted: October 12, 2023 by Big Rich in Reblogged, SteampunkTags: Cogpunk Steamscribe
Fashion dolls conform to what was considered beautiful in the era they are produced. The dolls are representative of the era that they come from, in both looks and the clothes that they wear. If a doll is deliberately ugly, like the cute troll doll, it is not a fashion doll. By studying a fashion doll, […]
To me Nanowrimo is the steampunk of creative writing – you can put your most fantastical, fun, unusual and absurd ideas into the mix and see if anything amazing happens as a result. And chances are it will. Yes, the pressure to meet that vital 50k wordcount is frustrating but more importantly for the month […]
Theros? But What About Your Favorite D&D Campaign Setting?!
Posted: October 12, 2023 by Big Rich in Reblogged
Over at Nerdarchy the YouTube channel Nerdarchists Dave and Ted speculate on what we might see in the upcoming fifth edition Dungeons & Dragons book Mythic Odysseys of Theros. Since I already shared my own speculation in the post we published when we discovered the new book before any official announcement that’s not going to […]
Theros? But What About Your Favorite D&D Campaign Setting?!
Haiku, the Robot is Glorious Mechanical Metroidvania Action
Posted: October 12, 2023 by Big Rich in Reblogged
Haiku! Robots! As soon as we saw Haiku, the Robot a few months ago we were smitten with it. From Mister Morris Games, an indie developer in Estonia. It’s like a mix between SteamWorld Dig 2 (2018) and Teslagrad (2013), with robotic beings and a complex labyrinth maze map to explore. It gets a big […]
Haiku, the Robot is Glorious Mechanical Metroidvania Action
Dark Horse enters the world of tabletop roleplaying with Lancer
Posted: September 29, 2023 by Big Rich in RebloggedTags: dark horse, lancer
Dark Horse is known for its comics, statues, prints, and now tabletop roleplaying books!? The publisher, along with Massif Press, has announced they’ll be releasing the Lancer Tabletop Roleplaying Game Core Rulebook. The rulebook originally raised $400,000 on Kickstarter. Lancer is a mud-and-Lasers tabletop roleplaying game of modular mechs and the pilots that crew them. 15,000…
Dark Horse enters the world of tabletop roleplaying with Lancer
In 2022 I ran a campaign of Free League’s new edition of Twilight:2000. After my review I was excited to try it out, but decided to adapt the premise, instead casting my players as American soldiers and refugees of a nuclear war. The campaign involved a roadtrip throughout the mid-Atlantic United States, meeting separatist groups, […]
Meet the Party: Twilight:2000 American Roadtrip
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