The Casebook of Sam Spallucci, by A.S. Chambers
This first casebook is an interesting offering from the Lancastrian author A.S. Chambers .
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Infected! Or: "How Craig's players managed to not take any combat skills."
Those of you who know me personally will know that I am a big fan of the “Zombie” genre.
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Heroclix: Avengers Assemble!
"Each character comes with its own card, which describes their points cost, abilities, and gives them a little bit of background, such as notable appearance in the comics."
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Extreme Exorcism: Or "How Craig Lost Even More Of His Social Life."
Hi everyone, Craig here. It’s been a very busy few weeks for me.
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The Messenger Review
Normally, when someone says a film is morose, you’d expect to be in for a dour and dingy experience; a Tim Burton film without the charm, that sort of thing.
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Just the bare necessities of life!
Never before have I anticipated the release of footage to an upcoming film than with the debut of The Jungle Book teaser trailer.
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GemPacked Cards Kickstarter review
Have you ever taken a look at a game and known, just known you were going to enjoy it?
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The Battle for Wesnoth
The Battle for Wesnoth, for the many of you I’m sure who don’t know, is a turn-based fantasy-themed strategy game for the PC (and now tablet) which you can go…
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Ernest Cline's - Armada
If you’re a fan of Ernest Cline you could say that since his last release it’s been rather difficult to find another novel of a similar nature, unless of…
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