Of course lately the Warhammer 40k news is the soon released Ork Codex. The models so far have been pretty good, and I know that a certain someone here at home is quite tickled with what’s been released each week. We even stopped by a GW store yesterday on our way out of town to pick up the latest White Dwarf, and wound up coming away with one of the new Mek Guns as well. They’re quite well done, and not as big as I thought originally. I was worried that they would dwarf the existing big gun models. There have been …other things purchased as well. There’s quite an arsenal forming in the studio. Continue Reading
Girl Gamers
The new Imperial Guard codex(es) is right around the corner and with it some new sculpts and entirely new models. One of these is the Taurox and at first it was a bit repulsive to me, looking more orky than Imperial. But along came better leaked photos, and that gave us a much clearer image of this new interesting vehicle. Now, seeing it better, I’ve decided that it’s not terrible bad, excepting those weird mini-treads, and set out to find some vague idea of what rules will be for it. Continue Reading
Minecraft is my guilty pleasure, and I do enjoy multiplayer games. It’s often difficult to find a Minecraft server that has all the elements of a good time. Some of the things I look for are a competent staff and mature other players. Nothing can ruin a good experience like some yahoo running up and randomly setting fire to everything because he or she feels like that’s a good time. Continue Reading
I’ve been feeling the roleplay itch again lately. My old standby is D&D, and I have no problem running that or any system really. I can tell my story with any proper set of tools. The only concern I have with running the current incarnation (4th ed) of D&D is that Wizards of the Coast is on the verge of releasing an entirely new edition and that would leave myself and my players having to learn a new set of rules sometime this year. Continue Reading
So, I’m pretty much the most horrible weekly blogger ever. I’ll get better…or worse, no one really knows. 😉
So, I had the opportunity to play a fun little game called Escape: The Curse of the Temple. It’s pretty much a co-op dice rolling game that lasts 10 minutes. No more, no less. The premise is that you and your friends are adventurers exploring a temple. You use dice rolls to determine your exploration by rolling certain symbols to unlock a new room tile. The goal is to escape safely and as a group. Continue Reading